💰 Part 1: Understanding Decimals and Money

a) One dollar and twenty cents = $______

b) Three dollars and five cents = $______

c) Fifty cents = $______

d) Two dollars and seventy-five cents = $______

🔨 Part 2: Auction Bidding Practice

Item 1: Toy Car

Starting bid: $1.25

Your bid: $1.50

Money left after your bid: $5.00 - $1.50 = $______

Item 2: Sticker Pack

Current highest bid: $2.30

Your bid must be higher. Write a bid you can afford: $______

Show your calculation:

a) $2.85 rounds to $______

b) $1.40 rounds to $______

c) $3.65 rounds to $______

d) $0.75 rounds to $______

🧮 Part 3: Auction Calculations

Problem A: Sarah starts with $4.50. She bids $1.75 on a book and wins it. How much money does she have left?

Answer: $______

Problem B: Tom has $3.20 left. He wants to bid on a puzzle that currently costs $2.85. If he bids $3.00, will he have enough money?

Answer: ____________

$2.95, $1.50, $3.05, $2.05, $1.95

🎯 Part 4: Auction Strategy

You have $6.00 to spend. List 3 items you would like to bid on and their starting prices (use decimals):

Item 1: _________________ Starting price: $______

Item 2: _________________ Starting price: $______

Item 3: _________________ Starting price: $______

Which item would you bid on first and why?