🛒 Part 1: Shopping at the Place Value Market

1. Sarah wants to buy a toy car that costs 34 units. She pays with 4 tens bundles and 2 ones. How much change should she receive?

6 units

8 units

10 units

12 units

2. Which of these shows 27 units using tens and ones bundles?

1 ten bundle + 17 ones

2 ten bundles + 7 ones

3 ten bundles + 7 ones

2 ten bundles + 17 ones

3. Tom buys a book for 45 units and a pencil for 18 units. What is the total cost?

53 units

63 units

73 units

83 units

4. At the market, which items could you buy with exactly 5 ten bundles and 6 ones? (Tick all that apply)

Stickers: 56 units

Ruler: 46 units

Eraser: 65 units

Badge: 56 units

💰 Part 2: Market Calculations

5. Emma has 8 ten bundles and 3 ones. She buys a game for 67 units. Show your working to find how much change she receives.

6. Complete the shopping list by writing the total cost in digits:

• Notebook: 2 tens + 9 ones = _______ units

• Markers: 4 tens + 6 ones = _______ units

• Stickers: 1 ten + 8 ones = _______ units

• Total cost: _______ units

7. Jake pays for a 39-unit toy with 5 ten bundles. Explain in words how you would give him the correct change using tens and ones bundles.

8. At your market stall, you need to make change for 73 units when a customer pays with 9 ten bundles and 2 ones. Draw or describe the bundles you would give back.

🎯 Part 3: Market Challenge

9. You are the market stall owner. A customer wants to buy three items: a ball (25 units), a yo-yo (17 units), and a whistle (31 units). They pay with 8 ten bundles and 5 ones. Calculate if they have paid enough and how much change they should receive.

10. Create your own market problem: Choose an item price between 20-80 units, decide how much a customer pays, then calculate the change. Show all your working.

Item: _________________ Price: _______ units

Customer pays: _______ units