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Menu Math Worksheet Generator (Shopping List & Real-World Money Problems)

Print free real-world money worksheets for ages 7–10. Pick a café, pet store, toy shop, ice cream stand, school supply shop, fruit stall, pizza place or book fair menu; choose whole-dollar, quarter or any-cent prices in $, £, € or ₹; then solve word problems, fill in blank receipts or total shopping lists — with an answer key.

Whole-dollar prices with adding only suit 2nd grade; quarter steps with change fit 3rd; any-cent prices with multiplying stretch 4th graders. The last problem is an open “make your own order” with no single answer.

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Toy Shop Menu Math
Use the menu prices to solve each problem. Write your answer on the line.
Toy Shop · Price List
Yo-yo$2.00
Kite$6.25
Puzzle$6.75
Toy car$2.50
Jump rope$3.25
Bouncy ball$0.75
Teddy bear$7.75
Paint set$7.00
Card game$5.00
Toy robot$8.25
  1. 1Omar buys a yo-yo and a kite and pays with a $20.00 bill. How much change does Omar get?
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  2. 2Ben has $8.00. Is that enough to buy a bouncy ball and a kite? How much is left over, or how much more is needed?
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  3. 3Which costs more, a bouncy ball or a card game? How much more?
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  4. 4Nina buys a toy car and a jump rope and pays with a $20.00 bill. How much change does Nina get?
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  5. 5Which costs more, a bouncy ball or a teddy bear? How much more?
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  6. 6Which costs more, a card game or a kite? How much more?
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  7. 7Ravi has $7.00. Is that enough to buy a bouncy ball and a paint set? How much is left over, or how much more is needed?
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  8. 8Make your own order! You have $10.00. Choose 3 things you can afford. What is the total and how much is left?
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Answer KeyToy Shop Menu Math
Toy Shop · Price List
Yo-yo$2.00
Kite$6.25
Puzzle$6.75
Toy car$2.50
Jump rope$3.25
Bouncy ball$0.75
Teddy bear$7.75
Paint set$7.00
Card game$5.00
Toy robot$8.25
  1. 1Omar buys a yo-yo and a kite and pays with a $20.00 bill. How much change does Omar get?
    Answer:$11.75
  2. 2Ben has $8.00. Is that enough to buy a bouncy ball and a kite? How much is left over, or how much more is needed?
    Answer:Yes, $1.00 left
  3. 3Which costs more, a bouncy ball or a card game? How much more?
    Answer:card game, $4.25 more
  4. 4Nina buys a toy car and a jump rope and pays with a $20.00 bill. How much change does Nina get?
    Answer:$14.25
  5. 5Which costs more, a bouncy ball or a teddy bear? How much more?
    Answer:teddy bear, $7.00 more
  6. 6Which costs more, a card game or a kite? How much more?
    Answer:kite, $1.25 more
  7. 7Ravi has $7.00. Is that enough to buy a bouncy ball and a paint set? How much is left over, or how much more is needed?
    Answer:No, $0.75 more
  8. 8Make your own order! You have $10.00. Choose 3 things you can afford. What is the total and how much is left?
    Answer:Answers will vary