Toy shop shopping lists
The quantity and total price of two kinds of toy are shown, such as 4 foosball tables for $36. How much would a new list cost, like 8 foosball tables and 11 action figures?
The student finds each toy's price, multiplies by the new quantities and adds the two together. The step-by-step working shows each step, with the toys' pictures.
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What changes each time
- Two kinds of toy each time
- New quantities and prices every time
- Divide, multiply, then add
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