Plan a Dinner Party! You have decided to have a dinner for you and your 19 closest friends. You will need to plan what you will serve for dinner and dessert.

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Plan a Dinner Party! You have decided to have a dinner for you and your 19 closest friends. You will need to plan what you will serve for dinner and dessert and work out how much you will need and how much it will cost

This Task …. Planning Measurement Adding and multiplying decimals Working with money

Planning Your Dinner Party What will you serve your guests? Using catalogues, work out what you will serve your guests. You will need: Food for dinner Drinks Snacks Dessert

Getting Ready to go Shopping Now you know what you will serve, how much/many of each item will you need to purchase. For each item you will buy, estimate how much/many you will need to serve 20 people.

Cost For each item, calculate the cost. FOR EXAMPLE: If you are buying 2 bottles of Coca Cola – what will the total cost be for the Coca Cola? When you know the total cost for each item, add all the values together to get you total cost.

Present Your Work in a table ItemCost for 1QuantityTotal Cost Salt and Vinegar chips $2.353$7.05 Steak$7.50 for 1kg2kg$15.00