Toy shop word problems
A child buys some toys, and the quantity and total price of each kind is shown. How much would a different number of one toy cost?
The student first divides to find the price of one toy, then multiplies. The step-by-step working shows both steps, with the toys' pictures.
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What changes each time
- Eleven toys, from drones to Lego
- New quantities and prices every time
- Two steps: divide, then multiply
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