To solve this problem, I need to compare the budget amount with the price of each item and choose the one that costs less than or equal to the budget.
Let me go through each row:
1.
Budget: $10.00
* Santa Hat: $4.89 (This is less than $10.00)
* Black Hat: $39.73 (This is more than $10.00)
*
Choice: Santa Hat ($4.89)
2.
Budget: $5.00
* Drill: $99.99 (This is more than $5.00)
* Screwdriver: $3.00 (This is less than $5.00)
*
Choice: Screwdriver ($3.00)
3.
Budget: $25.00
* Dog Bed: $55.00 (This is more than $25.00)
* Leash: $16.50 (This is less than $25.00)
*
Choice: Leash ($16.50)
4.
Budget: $50.00
* Orange Shoes: $60.50 (This is more than $50.00)
* High Heels: $40.00 (This is less than $50.00)
*
Choice: High Heels ($40.00)
5.
Budget: $1.00
* Teddy Bear: $10.00 (This is more than $1.00)
* Baby Bottle: $0.99 (This is less than $1.00)
*
Choice: Baby Bottle ($0.99)
6.
Budget: $30.00
* DVD/CD: $15.00 (This is less than $30.00)
* Game Console: $500.00 (This is more than $30.00)
*
Choice: DVD/CD ($15.00)
7.
Budget: $75.00
* Pink Sweater: $90.75 (This is more than $75.00)
* Green Sweater: $60.00 (This is less than $75.00)
*
Choice: Green Sweater ($60.00)
Final Answer:
1. Santa Hat ($4.89)
2. Screwdriver ($3.00)
3. Leash ($16.50)
4. High Heels ($40.00)
5. Baby Bottle ($0.99)
6. DVD/CD ($15.00)
7. Green Sweater ($60.00)
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of worksheet for shopping.
