Before you buy, check the price against your money. You can buy something when its price is the same as your money or less than your money.
To buy two things, add the two prices together first.
The Corner Store — Price List
💧 Water$1
🥜 Granola Bar$2
🥔 Chips$3
🧃 Juice$4
🧁 Muffin$5
📓 Notebook$6
🥪 Sandwich$7
✏️ Pencil Pack$8
Part A — What Could You Buy?
Tap the one thing you could buy with that money.
1. You have $3. Which one could you buy with it?
2. You have $2. Which one could you buy with it?
3. You have $5. Which one could you buy with it?
4. You have $6. Which one could you buy with it?
Part B — Can You Buy Both?
Add the two prices, then compare.
5. You have $7. You want the 🧁 Muffin ($5) and the 💧 Water ($1).
How much do they cost together?
Can you buy both?
6. You have $6. You want the 🥪 Sandwich ($7) and the 💧 Water ($1).
How much do they cost together?
Can you buy both?
7. You have $9. You want the 📓 Notebook ($6) and the 🥔 Chips ($3).
How much do they cost together?
Can you buy both?
Part C — The Most You Can Get
Which is the most expensive thing your money can buy?
8. You have $5. What is the most expensive thing you can buy with it?
9. You have $4. What is the most expensive thing you can buy with it?
10. You have $7. What is the most expensive thing you can buy with it?
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