🎉 Part 1: Party Item Prices

1. Look at these party item prices. Add the decimal amounts to find the total cost for each group of items.

Group A: Balloons $3.25 + Streamers $2.40 + Party hats $4.15

Total cost: $ __________

Group B: Pizza slices $6.75 + Soft drinks $3.50 + Lolly bags $5.25

Total cost: $ __________

2. Circle the correct total for: $4.60 + $2.35 + $1.80

$8.75

$8.65

$7.75

$9.75

💰 Part 2: Budget Planning Challenge

3. You have a budget of $25.00 for your party. Check all the items you can afford to buy together:

Available items:

• Cake: $8.50 • Juice boxes: $4.25 • Decorations: $6.75

• Games: $3.40 • Plates and cups: $2.80 • Music playlist: $1.50

Cake + Juice boxes + Games ($16.15 total)

Decorations + Plates and cups + Music playlist ($11.05 total)

Cake + Decorations + Games ($18.65 total)

All items except cake ($18.70 total)

4. Calculate how much money you would have left over from your $25.00 budget if you bought: Cake ($8.50) + Juice boxes ($4.25) + Decorations ($6.75)

Money left over: $ __________

🧮 Part 3: Decimal Addition Practice

5. Use the column method to add these decimal amounts. Remember to line up the decimal points!

a) $12.45 + $7.30 + $3.85

b) $9.60 + $4.75 + $2.95

6. True or False? Circle your answer for each statement:

a) $3.25 + $4.50 = $7.75 TRUE / FALSE

b) $6.40 + $2.35 = $8.85 TRUE / FALSE

c) $5.60 + $3.20 = $8.80 TRUE / FALSE

d) $7.15 + $1.95 = $9.00 TRUE / FALSE

📝 Part 4: Party Planning Word Problems

7. Sarah is planning a birthday party. She buys decorations for $8.75, food for $15.40, and party favours for $6.85. How much did she spend in total?

Total spent: $ __________

8. Tom has $30.00 to spend on his party. He buys a cake for $12.50 and drinks for $8.25. How much money does he have left to spend on other items?

Money remaining: $ __________

9. Match each party budget scenario with the correct total cost:

1. Balloons $2.50 + Cake $9.75

2. Pizza $8.40 + Drinks $3.60

3. Games $4.25 + Prizes $5.50

4. Decorations $6.80 + Music $2.45

A. $12.00

B. $9.75

C. $12.25

D. $9.25

🎨 Part 5: Design Your Party Budget

10. You have $20.00 to plan your dream party. Choose items from the price list below and calculate your total. Make sure you don't go over budget!

Party Price List:

• Chocolate cake: $7.50 • Vanilla cake: $6.25 • Fruit juice: $3.75

• Soft drinks: $4.50 • Balloons: $2.80 • Banners: $3.40

• Party games: $5.60 • Lolly bags: $4.20 • Paper plates: $1.90

My chosen items:

1. _________________ $ _______

2. _________________ $ _______

3. _________________ $ _______

4. _________________ $ _______

Total cost: $ _______

Money left over: $ _______

11. Explain how you made sure your decimal addition was correct:

Party Budget Decimals

Party Budget Decimals

🎉 Part 1: Party Item Prices

💰 Part 2: Budget Planning Challenge

🧮 Part 3: Decimal Addition Practice

📝 Part 4: Party Planning Word Problems

🎨 Part 5: Design Your Party Budget

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