Multiplication Word Problems: Money & Shopping
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Practice Questions
- A notebook costs $3. Emma wants to buy 7 notebooks. How much will she spend?
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$21
- One toy car costs $5. How much do 6 toy cars cost?
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$30
- A pack of markers costs $4. The teacher bought 9 packs. How much did she spend?
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$36
- Each apple costs $2. Mom bought 8 apples. What is the total cost?
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$16
- A movie ticket costs $10. How much do tickets for 4 people cost?
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$40
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Teaching Notes
Focus on identifying the quantities and cost per item to set up multiplication equations. Emphasize the importance of clear labeling of answers with currency symbols.
Vocabulary
Common Mistakes
- Confusing multiplication with addition or subtraction.
- Incorrectly calculating the product of numbers.
- Forgetting to include the dollar sign or correct unit in the answer.
Differentiation
Discussion Questions
- How do you know when to use multiplication to solve a money problem?
- What real-life situations involve multiplying money?
- Why is it important to estimate the cost before calculating?
- How would the problem change if you had to find the *change* received?
Extension Activities
- Plan a pretend shopping trip.
- Compare prices of items.
- Calculate discounts.
Parent Tip
Involve your child in simple shopping calculations.
Learning Path
Skill Cluster
Multiplication & Problem Solving
Estimated Time
15 minutes