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Party Planning Budget Worksheet

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Party Planning Budget Worksheet

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🎉 Part 1: Your Party Budget

1. What is your budget for the party?

£5

£10

£20

2. You are planning a party for _______ friends (including yourself).
3. Complete these 5 times table calculations:

5 × 2 = _____

5 × 3 = _____

5 × 4 = _____

5 × 6 = _____

🛒 Part 2: Shopping List & Calculations

4. Use your price list to calculate costs for 5 people. Show your working:
5. Complete this shopping table:
Item Price per person Total for 5 people
_____________ £_____ £_____
_____________ £_____ £_____
_____________ £_____ £_____
Total Cost: £_____
6. Check your budget:

My total spending: £_____

My budget: £_____

Money left over (change): £_____

7. Are you within budget?

Yes, I stayed within my budget

No, I need to remove some items

🤔 Part 3: Reflection & Planning

8. Explain why you chose these items for your party:
9. If you had to remove one item to save money, which would it be and why?
10. Success Criteria - Tick what you achieved today:

I can calculate costs for 5 people using the 5 times table

I can work within my set budget

I can explain my spending choices

I listened to my partner's ideas and shared my own

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