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Instructions

  1. Help Maya plan a small snack stand for a community event.
  2. Show your work for calculation questions.
  3. For multiple-choice questions, circle the best answer.
  4. Use a dollar sign and two decimal places when writing money amounts.
  5. Complete the optional challenge questions if you finish early.

Helpful example: If one juice costs $1.25 and Maya buys 2, calculate 2 × $1.25 = $2.50.

Section 1: Read the Price List

Maya buys these supplies:

Item Price Each
Juice box $1.25
Granola bar $0.85
Apple $0.60
Sandwich $3.50
Paper plate $0.15
Napkin $0.05
  1. Which item costs the least?

    Answer: ___

  2. Which item costs the most?

    Answer: ___

  3. Circle the items that cost less than $1.00.

    Juice box Granola bar Apple Sandwich Paper plate Napkin

  4. Put these items in order from least expensive to most expensive:

    Sandwich, napkin, apple, juice box

    Answer: __

  5. How much more does a sandwich cost than a juice box?

    Calculation: ___

    Answer: $____

Section 2: Calculate the Cost

  1. Maya buys 4 juice boxes. How much does she spend?

    Calculation: ___

    Answer: $____

  2. Maya buys 6 granola bars. How much does she spend?

    Calculation: ___

    Answer: $____

  3. Maya buys 5 apples and 5 napkins. What is the total cost?

    Calculation: ___

    Answer: $____

  4. Maya buys 2 sandwiches and 3 juice boxes. What is the total cost?

    Calculation: ___

    Answer: $____

  5. Maya has $20.00. After buying 4 sandwiches, how much money does she have left?

    Calculation: ___

    Answer: $____

Section 3: Matching and Money Decisions

  1. Match each purchase with its total cost. Write the correct letter on each line.

    a. 2 apples
    b. 3 juice boxes
    c. 4 napkins
    d. 2 granola bars

    $0.20
    $1.20
    $1.70
    $3.75

  2. Maya pays $5.00 for 2 sandwiches. How much change should she receive?

    Calculation: ___

    Answer: $____

  3. Maya buys 1 sandwich, 1 apple, and 1 juice box. She pays with a $10 bill. How much change should she receive?

    Calculation: ___

    Answer: $____

  4. Circle the better buy:

    • 2 apples for $1.20 or 1 sandwich for $3.50
    • 4 napkins for $0.20 or 1 paper plate for $0.15

    Explain one of your choices: ___


Section 4: Plan the Snack Stand

Maya has a budget of $15.00. Complete the table to create a snack order. The first row is an example.

Item Number Needed Price Each Total Cost
Juice box 2 $1.25 $2.50
  1. Add the totals in your completed table.

    Total spent: $____

  2. How much of the $15.00 budget remains?

    Calculation: ___

    Money remaining: $____

  3. Did Maya stay within her budget? Circle one.

    Yes / No

    Explain: _____

Section 5: Solve Real-World Problems

  1. Maya sells each juice box for $2.00. If she sells 7 juice boxes, how much money does she collect?

    Calculation: ___

    Answer: $____

  2. The juice boxes cost Maya $1.25 each. If she sells 7 for $2.00 each, what is her profit on the juice boxes?

    Hint: Profit = money collected − original cost.

    Calculation: ___

    Answer: $____

  3. Maya wants to buy 3 sandwiches, 4 apples, and 5 granola bars. Does she have enough money if her budget is $15.00?

    Show your calculation and explain your answer.



Optional Challenge

A customer gives Maya $20.00 for 3 juice boxes and 2 granola bars. What change should Maya give back?

Calculation: ___

Answer: $____

Reflection

What is one strategy you could use to stay within a budget when shopping?



Answer Key

  1. Napkin.

  2. Sandwich.

  3. Granola bar, apple, paper plate, and napkin.

  4. Napkin, apple, juice box, sandwich.

  5. $2.25. Calculation: $3.50 − $1.25 = $2.25.

  6. $5.00. Calculation: 4 × $1.25 = $5.00.

  7. $5.10. Calculation: 6 × $0.85 = $5.10.

  8. $3.25. Calculation: 5 × $0.60 = $3.00; 5 × $0.05 = $0.25; $3.00 + $0.25 = $3.25.

  9. $10.00. Calculation: 2 × $3.50 = $7.00; 3 × $1.25 = $3.75; $7.00 + $3.75 = $10.75. Correction: The total is $10.75.

  10. $6.00. Calculation: 4 × $3.50 = $14.00; $20.00 − $14.00 = $6.00.

  11. c, a, d, b, respectively. The matches are: 4 napkins = $0.20; 2 apples = $1.20; 2 granola bars = $1.70; 3 juice boxes = $3.75.

  12. $0.00. Calculation: 2 × $3.50 = $7.00, so the stated $5.00 payment is not enough. Maya is short by $2.00. Correct response: She cannot pay for the sandwiches with $5.00; she needs $2.00 more.

  13. $4.65. Calculation: $3.50 + $0.60 + $1.25 = $5.35; $10.00 − $5.35 = $4.65.

  14. Answers may vary if supported by a reasonable explanation. The 2 apples provide more food for $1.20 than a sandwich for $3.50. Four napkins cost $0.20, while one paper plate costs $0.15; the paper plate is cheaper per item, but the napkins may be the better choice if four are needed.

  15. Answers depend on the student's completed table.

  16. Subtract the student's total from $15.00.

  17. Answers depend on the student's completed table. The order stays within budget if the total is $15.00 or less.

  18. $14.00. Calculation: 7 × $2.00 = $14.00.

  19. $5.25. Calculation: Money collected = $14.00; original cost = 7 × $1.25 = $8.75; profit = $14.00 − $8.75 = $5.25.

  20. $10.60, so yes, Maya has enough money. Calculation: 3 × $3.50 = $10.50; 4 × $0.60 = $2.40; 5 × $0.85 = $4.25; total = $10.50 + $2.40 + $4.25 = $17.15. Correction: Maya does not have enough money; she is $2.15 over budget.

Optional Challenge: $14.75. Calculation: 3 × $1.25 = $3.75; 2 × $0.85 = $1.70; total cost = $5.45; $20.00 − $5.45 = $14.55. Correction: The change is $14.55.

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