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Decimal Math at the Farmers Market

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Decimal Math at the Farmers Market

Add, subtract, multiply, and divide with prices and weights.

Shopping for produce

Add or subtract. Line up the decimal points and write a zero in any empty place.

1.
Priya buys a bag of apples for $3.75 and a jar of honey for $6.49. How much does she spend in all?

Total: $

2.
Mateo buys a basket of peaches for $7.36. He pays with a $10 bill. How much change does he get?

Change: $

3.
A pumpkin weighs 4.8 pounds. A squash weighs 2.65 pounds. How many pounds heavier is the pumpkin?

pounds heavier

4.
Ruby buys cheese for $4.65 and bread for $3.80. She pays with a $10 bill. How much change does she get?
Question 4 options

Buying more than one

Multiply. Think about whether your product should be more or less than the price of one.

5.
Corn costs $0.45 for each ear. Jada buys 6 ears of corn. How much does she pay?

$

6.
Blueberries cost $3.20 for one pound. Omar buys 1.5 pounds. How much does he pay?

$

7.
Each jar holds 0.75 liter of apple cider. How many liters of cider are in 4 jars?

liters

8.
A small bag of pecans costs $2.25. Which way gives the cost of 4 bags?
Question 8 options

Sharing and checking

Divide, match, and sort. Then check a farmer’s work.

9.
Three friends share the cost of a $7.50 bunch of flowers equally. How much does each friend pay?

Each friend pays $

10.
Ms. Ortiz has 4.8 pounds of green beans. She puts 0.6 pound in each bag. How many bags can she fill?

bags

11.
Match each problem to its answer. One answer is not used.
12.
Find each answer. Sort the problems by their answers.
13.
Farmer Lee says 0.4 × 0.2 = 0.8. Is Farmer Lee right? Explain how you know.