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Find the Total Price Pictures Worksheet

This Find the Total Price Pictures Worksheet has 3rd graders add two price tags to find each total. Answer key included for quick, no-prep money and addition practice.

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Adding money amounts is an important real-world math skill, and this find the total price pictures worksheet helps third graders practice it in a fun shopping theme. Students look at two price tags for each pair of items and add the amounts together to find the total price. Working with dollars and cents this way strengthens multi-digit addition, decimal place value, and money sense all at once.

This printable 3rd grade money worksheet presents five sets of price-tagged items. For each one, students add the two prices and write the total in the answer box. To use it, simply print the page and have children solve each problem independently, with a partner, or at a math center. The included answer key makes checking totals fast and easy for teachers and parents.

What’s Included

  • 1 print-ready PDF worksheet
  • Answer key
  • 5 add-the-price-tags money problems

There are three reasons this find the total price pictures worksheet helps kids learn. First, the shopping context makes adding money meaningful and motivating. Second, lining up dollars and cents builds careful, accurate multi-digit addition and regrouping. Third, the clear, repeatable layout lets students solve several problems and build real confidence with money math.

Teachers and parents can extend the skill in playful ways. Set up a pretend store with priced items and let kids “shop” and total their carts, hand out play money to make change, or challenge students to add three or four prices at once. Grocery receipts, restaurant menu math, and quick mental-math drills all give extra real-world practice while keeping the skill hands-on.

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