Warm Up Write the following amounts of money Write the following amounts of money Two dollars and thirty five cents Two dollars and thirty five cents $3.25.

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Warm Up Write the following amounts of money Write the following amounts of money Two dollars and thirty five cents Two dollars and thirty five cents $3.25 $3.25 Sixty eight cents Sixty eight cents

Consumer Finance Chapter 2: Buying Food Lesson 1: Expressing Prices

Money Conversation How much is each coin worth? How much is each coin worth? Penny, nickel, dime, quarter, half dollar Penny, nickel, dime, quarter, half dollar How many of each coin makes a dollar? How many of each coin makes a dollar?

Directions (Cents to Dollars) Move the decimal 2 spots to the left Move the decimal 2 spots to the left

I DO (Expressing Prices) Express the price as dollars Express the price as dollars 45¢ 45¢ 25.5¢ 25.5¢ 25¢ 25¢ 139¢ 139¢

WE DO (Expressing Prices) Express the price as dollars Express the price as dollars 5¢ 5¢.5¢.5¢ 36¢ 36¢ 245¢ 245¢

YOU DO (Expressing Prices) Express the price as dollars Express the price as dollars.25¢.25¢ 119¢ 119¢ 1¢ 1¢ 3457¢ 3457¢

Directions (Dollars to Cents) Move the decimal 2 spots to the right Move the decimal 2 spots to the right

I DO (Expressing Prices) Express the price as cents Express the price as cents $0.75 $0.75 $3.45 $3.45 $0.80 $0.80 $1.299 $1.299

WE DO (Expressing Prices) Express the price as cents Express the price as cents $0.09 $0.09 $4.89 $4.89 $32.54 $32.54 $0.51 $0.51

YOU DO (Expressing Prices) Express the price as cents Express the price as cents $2.23 $2.23 $0.05 $0.05 $4.37 $4.37 $36.97 $36.97

REVIEW Today we learned how to change dollars to cents and cents to dollars Today we learned how to change dollars to cents and cents to dollars

HOMEWORK Worksheet Worksheet

Consumer Finance Chapter 2: Buying Food Lesson 2: Reading Prices

Money Conversation How many different ways can you write? How many different ways can you write?

Directions (Reading Prices) Find the amount that doesn’t look alike Find the amount that doesn’t look alike

I DO (Expressing Prices) What price is different What price is different ABCD 17¢$ $17 17¢$ $17 $0.99$9999¢.99 $0.99$9999¢ ¢6.8¢$ ¢6.8¢$ ¢8.9¢.89$ ¢8.9¢.89$0.89

WE DO (Expressing Prices)

YOU DO (Expressing Prices)

REVIEW What did you learn? What did you learn?

HOMEWORK Worksheet Worksheet

Warm Up 2 x x x x

Consumer Finance Chapter 2: Buying Food Lesson 3: Adding Prices

VOCAB

DIRECTIONS (Adding Prices) Find each individual item Find each individual item Multiply Multiply Amount x Price Amount x Price Add all items Add all items

CHART

I DO (Expressing Prices) Find the total cost Find the total cost 1 lb of grapes and 1 lb of ham 1 lb of grapes and 1 lb of ham 2 lbs of swiss cheese 2 lbs of swiss cheese 1 lb of ham and 2 lbs of swiss cheese 1 lb of ham and 2 lbs of swiss cheese 1 jar of pickles and 2 boxes of corn flakes 1 jar of pickles and 2 boxes of corn flakes

WE DO (Expressing Prices) Find the total cost Find the total cost 1 loaf of bread, 1 box of corn flakes, and 1 jar of pickles 1 loaf of bread, 1 box of corn flakes, and 1 jar of pickles 4 loafs of bread 4 loafs of bread 2 lbs of grapes, 2 jars of pickles, and 2 lbs of swiss cheese 2 lbs of grapes, 2 jars of pickles, and 2 lbs of swiss cheese 1 loaf of bread, 2 lbs of swiss cheese, and 2 boxes of corn flakes 1 loaf of bread, 2 lbs of swiss cheese, and 2 boxes of corn flakes

YOU DO (Expressing Prices) Find the total cost Find the total cost 1 of each item 1 of each item 2 of each item 2 of each item 1 lb of ham, 2 loafs of bread, and 3 lbs of swiss cheese 1 lb of ham, 2 loafs of bread, and 3 lbs of swiss cheese 4 jars of pickles and 5 boxes of corn flakes 4 jars of pickles and 5 boxes of corn flakes

REVIEW What did you learn? What did you learn?

HOMEWORK Worksheet Worksheet

Consumer Finance Chapter 2: Buying Food Lesson 4: Computing Change

2-4 VOCAB Gallon (gal) is a unit of capacity equal to 4 quarts Gallon (gal) is a unit of capacity equal to 4 quarts Dozen is a group of 12 Dozen is a group of 12 Bakers Dozen is a group of 13 Bakers Dozen is a group of 13

Review of Money CoinValueMax CoinValueMax Penny.014 Nickel.051 Dime.102 Quarter.253 Dollar Dollars Dollars10.001

I DO Calculate total cost and then compute the change for $20.00 Calculate total cost and then compute the change for $ pkg ravioli, 8 cans soup, 1 lb apples, 1 loaf bread, and 1 doz eggs 1 pkg ravioli, 8 cans soup, 1 lb apples, 1 loaf bread, and 1 doz eggs 2 gal milk, 16 can soup, and 2 loaves bread 2 gal milk, 16 can soup, and 2 loaves bread 2 pkg rice and 2 gal milk 2 pkg rice and 2 gal milk 1 pkg 6 muffins, 2 jars mustard, and 1 loaf bread 1 pkg 6 muffins, 2 jars mustard, and 1 loaf bread

WE DO Calculate total cost and then compute the change for $15.00 Calculate total cost and then compute the change for $ can soup, 1 pkg waffles, and 1 gal milk 16 can soup, 1 pkg waffles, and 1 gal milk 2 lb apples, 1 pkg ravioli, 2 doz eggs, and 1 pkg rice 2 lb apples, 1 pkg ravioli, 2 doz eggs, and 1 pkg rice 1 jar mustard, 1 pkg 12 muffins, 1 pkg lunch meat, 1 gal milk, and 2 doz eggs 1 jar mustard, 1 pkg 12 muffins, 1 pkg lunch meat, 1 gal milk, and 2 doz eggs 2 lb apples, 1 gal milk, and 1 pkg rice 2 lb apples, 1 gal milk, and 1 pkg rice

YOU DO Calculate total cost and then compute the change for $20.00 Calculate total cost and then compute the change for $ pkg ravioli, 1 lb chicken, and 1 pkg 6 muffins 1 pkg ravioli, 1 lb chicken, and 1 pkg 6 muffins 1 pkg lunch meat, 1 doz eggs, and 1 lb apples 1 pkg lunch meat, 1 doz eggs, and 1 lb apples 2 loaves bread, 2 pkg waffles, and1 pkg rice 2 loaves bread, 2 pkg waffles, and1 pkg rice 1 pkg 12 muffins, 8 cans of soup, 2 lbs chicken, and 2 pkg lunch meat 1 pkg 12 muffins, 8 cans of soup, 2 lbs chicken, and 2 pkg lunch meat

REVIEW Today we learned how to calculate change from a grocery bill Today we learned how to calculate change from a grocery bill

HOMEWORK Worksheet Worksheet

Warm Up Convert to a Decimal Convert to a Decimal 30¢ 30¢ 70¢ 70¢ 65¢ 65¢ Subtraction Subtraction 315 – –

Consumer Finance Chapter 2: Buying Food Lesson 5: Coupons

I DO Calculate total cost after using a coupon Calculate total cost after using a coupon Item PriceCoupon Value Item PriceCoupon Value Cereal$ ¢ Cereal$ ¢ Margarine$ ¢ Margarine$ ¢ Popcorn$ ¢ Popcorn$ ¢

WE DO Calculate total cost after using a coupon Calculate total cost after using a coupon Item PriceCoupon Value Item PriceCoupon Value Veggies$ ¢ Veggies$ ¢ Yogurt$ ¢ Yogurt$ ¢ Mayo$ ¢ Mayo$ ¢

YOU DO Calculate total cost after using a coupon Calculate total cost after using a coupon Item PriceCoupon Value Item PriceCoupon Value Cereal$ ¢ Cereal$ ¢ Margarine$ ¢ Margarine$ ¢ Popcorn$ ¢ Popcorn$ ¢

LESSON 6 Coupons for more than 1 Coupons for more than 1

I DO Calculate total cost after using a coupon Calculate total cost after using a coupon Item PriceCoupon Value Item PriceCoupon Value Fruit$ ¢ on 2 cans Fruit$ ¢ on 2 cans Tuna$ ¢ on 3 cans Tuna$ ¢ on 3 cans Tomatoes$ ¢ on 4 cans Tomatoes$ ¢ on 4 cans

WE DO Calculate total cost after using a coupon Calculate total cost after using a coupon Item PriceCoupon Value Item PriceCoupon Value Juice$ ¢ on 2 bottles Juice$ ¢ on 2 bottles Soup Mix$ ¢ on 6 boxes Soup Mix$ ¢ on 6 boxes Stuffing$ ¢ on 3 boxes Stuffing$ ¢ on 3 boxes

YOU DO Calculate total cost after using a coupon Calculate total cost after using a coupon Item PriceCoupon Value Item PriceCoupon Value Coffee$ ¢ on 2 jars Coffee$ ¢ on 2 jars Jelly$ ¢ on 2 jars Jelly$ ¢ on 2 jars PB$ ¢ on 3 jars PB$ ¢ on 3 jars

REVIEW Today we learned how to calculate cost with the use of coupons Today we learned how to calculate cost with the use of coupons

HOMEWORK Item PriceCoupon Value Item PriceCoupon Value Jello$ ¢ on 4 boxes Jello$ ¢ on 4 boxes Spam$ ¢ on 2 cans Spam$ ¢ on 2 cans Soup$ ¢ on 3 cans Soup$ ¢ on 3 cans Ice Cream$ ¢ Ice Cream$ ¢ Milk$ ¢ Milk$ ¢

Warm Up How many Months are in a Year How many Months are in a Year How many days are in half a month How many days are in half a month How many days are in a year How many days are in a year How many weeks are in a year How many weeks are in a year How many cents in a dollar How many cents in a dollar

Consumer Finance Chapter 2: Buying Food Lesson 7: Coupons with Conditions

I DO Answer the questions about the coupon Answer the questions about the coupon SEE THE BOARD SEE THE BOARD What is the value of the coupon? What is the value of the coupon? What product is the coupon used for? What product is the coupon used for? How many items must you buy? How many items must you buy? What size must the item be? What size must the item be? May the customer use more than one coupon? May the customer use more than one coupon? What is the last day the coupon may be used? What is the last day the coupon may be used?

WE DO Answer the questions about the coupon Answer the questions about the coupon SEE THE BOARD SEE THE BOARD What is the value of the coupon? What is the value of the coupon? What product is the coupon used for? What product is the coupon used for? How many items must you buy? How many items must you buy? What size must the item be? What size must the item be? May the customer use more than one coupon? May the customer use more than one coupon? What is the last day the coupon may be used? What is the last day the coupon may be used?

YOU DO Answer the questions about the coupon Answer the questions about the coupon SEE THE BOARD SEE THE BOARD What is the value of the coupon? What is the value of the coupon? What product is the coupon used for? What product is the coupon used for? How many items must you buy? How many items must you buy? What size must the item be? What size must the item be? May the customer use more than one coupon? May the customer use more than one coupon? What is the last day the coupon may be used? What is the last day the coupon may be used?

LESSON 8 Expiration Date Expiration Date

2-7 VOCAB Expires is to come to an end Expires is to come to an end Expiration Date is the day something is no longer good Expiration Date is the day something is no longer good

I DO Find the expiration date or How long until it expires Find the expiration date or How long until it expires Current DateExpiration Date Current DateExpiration Date Sep. 15, 2003July 31, 2004 Sep. 15, 2003July 31, 2004 Jan. 1, Months Jan. 1, Months Feb. 6, 2005April 30, 2005 Feb. 6, 2005April 30, 2005

WE DO Find the expiration date or How long until it expires Find the expiration date or How long until it expires Current DateExpiration Date Current DateExpiration Date April 1, Months April 1, Months Oct. 15, 2007Jan. 30, 2008 Oct. 15, 2007Jan. 30, 2008 March 7, Months March 7, Months

YOU DO Find the expiration date or How long until it expires Find the expiration date or How long until it expires Current DateExpiration Date Current DateExpiration Date April 25, 2001June 25, 2002 April 25, 2001June 25, 2002 May 5, Months May 5, Months August 15, 2004April 30, 2005 August 15, 2004April 30, 2005

REVIEW Today we learned how to read coupons and how to calculate an expiration date Today we learned how to read coupons and how to calculate an expiration date

HOMEWORK Find the expiration date or How long until it expires Find the expiration date or How long until it expires Current DateExpiration Date Current DateExpiration Date Dec. 1, Months Dec. 1, Months Jan. 1, 2008Nov. 15, 2010 Jan. 1, 2008Nov. 15, 2010 April 1, Months April 1, Months #4 is on the board on the right with the normal questions #4 is on the board on the right with the normal questions

Warm Up Divide Divide 100/2 100/2 50/2 50/2 150/2 150/2 250/2 250/2 300/2 300/2

Consumer Finance Chapter 2: Buying Food Lesson 9: Cost of 1

I DO Find Cost of 1 item, Actual Cost of the items, and Money Saved Find Cost of 1 item, Actual Cost of the items, and Money Saved ***Stores charge the penny for any fraction ***Stores charge the penny for any fraction Price Price 2 for $ for $ for $ for $ for $ for $0.99

WE DO Find Cost of 1 item, Actual Cost of the items, and Money Saved Find Cost of 1 item, Actual Cost of the items, and Money Saved ***Stores charge the penny for any fraction ***Stores charge the penny for any fraction Price Price 3 for $ for $ for $ for $ for $1 12 for $1

YOU DO Find Cost of 1 item, Actual Cost of the items, and Money Saved Find Cost of 1 item, Actual Cost of the items, and Money Saved ***Stores charge the penny for any fraction ***Stores charge the penny for any fraction Price Price 5 for $1 5 for $1 6 for $ for $ for $ for $1.39

LESSON 10 The word PER The word PER

I DO Write the math to each phrase Write the math to each phrase Miles per hour Miles per hour 6 PERcent 6 PERcent Feet per minute Feet per minute Cost per dozen Cost per dozen

WE DO Write the math to each phrase Write the math to each phrase 13% 13% Miles per minute Miles per minute Cost per inch Cost per inch Attendance per game Attendance per game

YOU DO Write the math to each phrase Write the math to each phrase Gallons per week Gallons per week Cost per pound Cost per pound Newspapers per day Newspapers per day Inches per second Inches per second

REVIEW Today we learned how to find the cost of 1 item and how rewrite the meaning of the word per Today we learned how to find the cost of 1 item and how rewrite the meaning of the word per

HOMEWORK Write the math to each phrase Write the math to each phrase Gallons per week Gallons per week Cost per pound Cost per pound Find Cost of 1 item, Actual Cost of the items, and Money Saved Find Cost of 1 item, Actual Cost of the items, and Money Saved Price Price 3 for $ for $ for $ for $ for $ for $5.15

Warm Up Divide Divide 320/2 320/2 160/4 160/4 113/7 113/7 232/6 232/6 97/4 97/4

Consumer Finance Chapter 2: Buying Food Lesson 11: Unit Price

2-11 VOCAB Unit Price is the cost of one unit of something Unit Price is the cost of one unit of something

I DO Find the Unit Price Find the Unit Price PriceItemUnit PriceItemUnit $ doz eggsdoz $ doz eggsdoz $2.296 bagelsbagel $2.296 bagelsbagel $3.098 oz granolaounce $3.098 oz granolaounce

WE DO Find the Unit Price Find the Unit Price PriceItemUnit PriceItemUnit $ lb cat foodpound $ lb cat foodpound $2.855 oz cheeseounce $2.855 oz cheeseounce $2.431 gal milkgallon $2.431 gal milkgallon

YOU DO Find the Unit Price Find the Unit Price PriceItemUnit PriceItemUnit $1.793 lb applespound $1.793 lb applespound $ oz crackersounce $ oz crackersounce $ oz cereal ounce $ oz cereal ounce

LESSON 12 Comparing Unit Prices Comparing Unit Prices

2-12 VOCAB Brand Name is a characteristic or distinctive kind Brand Name is a characteristic or distinctive kind

I DO Pick the best Option Pick the best Option ABC ABC Size17 oz16 oz13 oz Size17 oz16 oz13 oz Price$3.89$3.29$3.59 Price$3.89$3.29$3.59 Cost Cost

WE DO Pick the best Option Pick the best Option AB CD AB CD Size2 qt 2 qt 2.5 qt2.75 qt Size2 qt 2 qt 2.5 qt2.75 qt Price$1.53 $1.03 $2.01$2.71 Price$1.53 $1.03 $2.01$2.71 Cost Cost

YOU DO Pick the best Option Pick the best Option AB CD AB CD Size7 oz 18 oz 11 oz4 oz Size7 oz 18 oz 11 oz4 oz Price$1.29 $2.09 $1.59$0.99 Price$1.29 $2.09 $1.59$0.99 Cost Cost

REVIEW Today we learned how to find and compare unit prices Today we learned how to find and compare unit prices

HOMEWORK Worksheet Worksheet

Warm Up Write the following amounts of money Write the following amounts of money Two dollars and thirty five cents Two dollars and thirty five cents $3.25 $3.25 Sixty eight cents Sixty eight cents

Consumer Finance Chapter 2: Buying Food Lesson 13: Going Out To Eat

2-12 VOCAB Bill is a piece of paper showing everything that was ordered and the total cost of the meal including tax Bill is a piece of paper showing everything that was ordered and the total cost of the meal including tax Check – is another name for a restaurant bill Check – is another name for a restaurant bill Split the Check - is to divide the total amount due by the number of diners Split the Check - is to divide the total amount due by the number of diners Tip – is a percentage of a total bill paid to the server Tip – is a percentage of a total bill paid to the server

DIRECTIONS Find tip Find tip Multiply Multiply Tip x Bill Tip x Bill Find Total Find Total Answer + Bill Answer + Bill Split the Check Split the Check Answer / People Answer / People

I DO (Going Out To Eat) Calculate the tip due, total including tip and then split the check Calculate the tip due, total including tip and then split the check Check AmountPeopleTip $ % $ % $ % $ % $ % $ % $ % $ %

WE DO (Going Out To Eat) Calculate the tip due, total including tip and then split the check Calculate the tip due, total including tip and then split the check Check AmountPeopleTip $ % $ % $ % $ % $ % $ % $ % $ %

YOU DO (Going Out To Eat) Calculate the tip due, total including tip and then split the check Calculate the tip due, total including tip and then split the check Check AmountPeopleTip $ % $ % $ % $ % $ % $ % $ % $ %

REVIEW Today we learned how to calculate a total bill and split a check Today we learned how to calculate a total bill and split a check

HOMEWORK Worksheet Worksheet