We want to buy a Goldfish! By Jill Andrus and Jamie Buller.

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We want to buy a Goldfish! By Jill Andrus and Jamie Buller

You want to buy a goldfish. A goldfish costs $3.00 If you have the coins and dollars shown below, do you have enough to buy your fish? YES, I do! NO, I don’t!

You’re Right! You do have enough money to buy your goldfish. Now you need to buy him a new home. A goldfish bowl costs $2.75. If you have the money shown below, can you buy one? YES, I do! NO, I don’t!

Congrats you’re right! Now you want to buy some coral and rocks to put in our new fishbowl. These items cost $1.85. If you have the money shown below, can you buy them? YES! I can NO! I can’t

Oops, you made a mistake. Click on the fish to try again.

Oops, you made a mistake. Click on the fish to try again.