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Decimal Store Price Tags

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Decimal Store Price Tags

Store price tags with decimal prices

🏪 Part 1: Reading Decimal Price Tags

1. Circle the correct way to read each price tag:

$2.75

Two dollars and seventy-five cents

Two and seventy-five dollars

Twenty-seven dollars and fifty cents

$0.89

Zero dollars and eighty-nine cents

Eight dollars and ninety cents

Eighty-nine dollars

2. Match each price to its place value breakdown. Draw lines to connect them:
$4.36
$1.07
$9.50
9 ones, 5 tenths, 0 hundredths
4 ones, 3 tenths, 6 hundredths
1 one, 0 tenths, 7 hundredths
3. Which prices have a 5 in the tenths place? Check all that apply:

$3.52

$0.58

$7.05

$12.50

💰 Part 2: Writing Decimal Prices

4. Write these prices using decimal notation:

Three dollars and forty-two cents: $ __________

Sixty-seven cents: $ __________

Five dollars and eight cents: $ __________

One dollar and ninety-nine cents: $ __________

5. Create your own store! Write a price tag for each item using decimals:

Pencil: $ __________

Notebook: $ __________

Candy bar: $ __________

Small toy: $ __________

Bookmark: $ __________

6. Fix the mistakes in these price tags by rewriting them correctly:

$2.5 (missing hundredths place): $ __________

3.75$ (dollar sign in wrong place): $ __________

$0.9 (missing hundredths place): $ __________

🛒 Part 3: Store Shopping Challenge

7. Look at these store prices and answer the questions:

Apple: $0.75 | Banana: $0.45 | Orange: $0.60 | Grapes: $2.25

Which fruit costs the most? _______________

Which fruit costs less than sixty cents? _______________

How much would an apple and banana cost together? $ ___________

8. Extension Challenge: Design a price tag for an expensive item (like a bicycle or video game). Write the price and explain what each digit represents:
9. Reflection: Explain why we use decimals for money instead of fractions:

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