Math Magic Time!

How Do We Read a Price List?

First comes the item name, then comes the price. Item by item, we read them all!

Here’s what you do:

1. Look at the item you want to buy.
2. Find its price in the list.
3. Check if it fits your pocket money or budget.
4. If yes, yay! You can get it. If no, maybe next time!

Let’s Try an Example!

Imagine this is our price list:

• 🍎 Apple - $1
• 🍌 Banana - $2
• .Cookies 🍪 - $3

Now, let’s say you have $4. Which items can you buy?

You could choose:

• An apple AND a banana ($1 + $2 = $3).
• Or just cookies 🍪 for $3.

See how fun it is to count and pick? Like mixing colors to make a rainbow!

Tips for Superhero Parents 🦸‍♀️🦸‍♂️

Teaching kids about price lists doesn’t have to be hard. Here’s how you can help:

• Create simple price lists using toys or snacks they love.
• Play pretend shopping games where they “buy” items with play money.
• Use real-life examples when you go grocery shopping together.
• Encourage them to compare prices and find the best deals (like little detectives!).

Remember, practice makes perfect—and every small step counts!

🌟 Wow! You’re a math superstar! 🌟

Keep counting, keep exploring—you’re doing amazing!