Oh, no, I don’t have any money! I left my __________ at home. (change, cheap, wallet)
wallet
A: I have $15. B: Don’t forget to ______ the money you need for the bus home! (sell, subtract, expensive)
subtract
I got $5 today and I already saved $10. If I __________ 5 plus 10, I have $15. (add, sell, subtract)
add
They ______ great teddy bears in this store to buy. (subtract, sell, spend)
sell
I got a 20-dollar (bill / coin) for my birthday.
bill
There were a lot of _______ waiting to pay for their things. (change, wallet, customers)
customers
Five cents equals one dime / nickel.
nickel
Add / Subtract two dimes and one nickel. You have one quarter.
Add
I don’t want to _______ a lot of money at the store today (buy, save, spend)
spend
These hats were very _______, so I bought two. (buy, cheap, wallet)
cheap
These teddy bears are really. But I think they’re too _______ (add, sell, expensive)
expensive
Ten cents equals one dime / quarter
dime
One cent equals one (dollar / penny)
penny
Excuse me! I think you gave me the wrong ______. (change, customer, save)
change
I got my _____ today, so I want to buy something nice (allowance, add, expensive)
allowance
A: How much can you _______? B: Well, I got $5 (allowance, add, spend)
spend
I _________ my allowance every week because I want to buy an expensive camera
save
Add / Subtract 75 cents from one dollar. You have one quarter.
subtract