Price lists
Key Notes :
- What is a Price List?
- A price list is a document that shows the cost of items or services. It’s like a menu of products or services available for purchase.
- Components of a Price List:
- Items: The list includes various items or services available for purchase, each with its name or description.
- Prices: The cost of each item or service is clearly mentioned next to its name.
- Categories: Items might be grouped into categories, making it easier to find what you’re looking for.
- Understanding Prices:
- Learning to read and comprehend the pricing information. For instance, recognizing the currency symbols ($, €, £, etc.) and understanding the numbers associated with them.
- Comparing Prices:
- Comparing prices of different items to determine which might be cheaper or more expensive. This involves basic math skills to identify the best deals.
- Using Price Lists:
- Teaching how to use a price list to make purchasing decisions. Students can practice making hypothetical or real-life buying choices based on the information provided.
- Real-World Applications:
- Exploring how price lists are used in everyday life, like when shopping for groceries, school supplies, or toys. Discussing how understanding price lists can help make informed decisions.
- Math Skills and Comprehension:
- Reinforcing basic math skills such as addition and subtraction to calculate the total cost of items or make change.
- Role-Playing and Activities:
- Engaging in role-playing scenarios, like pretending to shop using a price list, to understand how to navigate and make decisions based on the information given.
Learn with an example
▶️ Miranda has ₹16.00. How much money will Miranda have left if she buys a peppermint candy and a chocolate-covered cherry?

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Find the total cost of a peppermint candy and a chocolate-covered cherry.
₹4.50 + ₹9.50 = ₹14.50
Now subtract the total cost from the starting amount.
₹16.00 – ₹14.00 = ₹2.00
Miranda will have ₹2.00 left.
2) Layla has ₹1,317. How much money will Layla have left if she buys a blueberry cheesecake and an apple tart?

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Find the total cost of a blueberry cheesecake and an apple tart.
₹650 + ₹664 = ₹1,314
Now subtract the total cost from the starting amount.
₹1,317 – ₹1,314 = ₹3
Layla will have ₹3 left.
3) How much more does a stuffed animal cost than a board game?

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Subtract the price of a board game from the price of a stuffed animal.

A stuffed animal costs ₹328 more than a board game.
Let’s practice!🖊️