How it works
A receipt is a paper that the shop gives you.
It shows what we got and what we paid, and which shop it came from. It is a good thing to keep.
Worked examples
Reading the receipt
- The bread has two coins next to it.
- The apple has one coin.
- The toy car has three coins, the most.
Adding it up
- Pip bought bread, an apple and a toy car.
- Two coins and one coin and three coins.
- 2 + 1 + 3 = 6
When something breaks
- Pip's new toy car loses a wheel.
- Pip takes the car and the receipt back to the shop.
- The receipt shows where the car was bought, so the shopkeeper helps.
Keep it safe
- Fold the receipt up small.
- Tuck it in the bag.
- Keep the receipt somewhere safe.
A taste of the worksheets
These are some of the questions on the sets. The printable sheets have more and an answer key.
- Circle what a receipt shows. š The things we bought / ā The weather / šŖ What we paid / šµ Our favorite song / šŖ The shop
- Why is a receipt good to keep? šŖ It helps us fly / š§¾ It shows what we got and paid / š“ It helps us nap