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Worksheet 1 & Answer Key Eating out versus eating at homeThis worksheet has a list of prices from a restaurant and a list of prices if purchased at the supermarket. Students will determine the subtotal, tax, tip, and grand total for items purchased from both places. They will compare the two costs and determine how much money they would save if they purchased the items from the grocery store. I recommend using this worksheet to do together with the students in the classroom. Worksheet 2

This collection will help students learn about and practice writing checks and keeping a checkbook registry. You can print the worksheets or use the digital version. With this download, you will receive the following: Page 1 - Cover sheet Page 2 - My checkbook multiple-choice questions to help students identify the routing number, account number, and other features on the face of a check. Page 3 - Answer key Page 4 - Checkbook rules - This worksheet has more questions and multiple choice answe

Calculating affordable Rent payments based on gross monthly income. This packet contains: 24 page presentation Definitions for landlord, renter, annual, and leaseRenter's Rule - what it is and how to calculate itGross monthly income - what it is Calculate gross monthly income when you know annual incomeCalculate gross monthly income when you know hourly rate and hours worked in one week.Calculate it together in class - practice together - calculate gross monthly income and renter's rule5 "your

The worksheets include answer keys. Use worksheet 1 to practice together in class and the 2nd one for the students to complete independently. They will learn how to calculate the total bill including tax and tip when dining out. Then they will calculate the cost of the same items if purchased from a supermarket. Lastly, they calculate the difference in costs and the savings if purchased from a supermarket. The bubble prompts help them break down the steps. If you like this product, check out

This download includes a total of 2 worksheets and 2 answer keys. The answer keys include the math. For example, if calculating the tip it will say $40 x .15 = $6. Use the first worksheet for teaching and having students follow along in class. The first worksheet has 6 practice problems. The second worksheet can be used as a homework assignment, a quiz, or just more practice. It has 12 problems to solve. They will be calculating the tip, the total bill, and how much each diner will pay if