SMART Notebook 8.1Oct 14 - 10:05 AMTeacher Notes Subject: Numeracy Topic: Problem solving Title: Operation Shopping Canada Year(s): 4, 5 and 6 Cross-curricular link(s): Non specific Intended learning outcome(s)· Solve real-life problems· Choose appropriate ways to calculate· Explain methods and reasoning Recommended usage: Introduction - whole classHow to use Notebook(TM) softwareLearn helpful tips and tricks for developing and presenting lesson activities.© 2004 SMART Technologies Inc. All rights reserved. For further information, please see copyright notice.Oct 14 - 10:06 AMOperation Shopping UKWindows(R) operating system and Mac OS X operating system software Submitted by Yolanda DoyleOct 14 - 10:10 AMGreg's mum dropped him off at Lakeside Shopping Centre to buy a pair of trainers. She gave him 50 pounds and 50 pence to purchase the trainers and to get home on the bus. The bus costs 1 pound return. Greg has selected 3 pairs of trainers. Which one can he afford to buy and get back home?51.00Pounds49.50Pounds50.00PoundsOct 14 - 10:58 AMHow did you work out Greg's shopping dilemma?Oct 14 - 10:11 AMSarah needs a new winter coat. She has 46 pounds in her NatWest account and 103 pounds in her HSBC account. She needs to leave 5 pounds in each account to keep them open. Which of the following coats can she afford?179.99 pounds149.00 pounds138.99 poundsOct 14 - 10:59 AMHow did you work out Sarah's coat problem?Oct 14 - 10:39 AMDeepak has 15 pounds. He wants to buy the new Red Hot Chili Peppers CD, costing 10 pounds and 99 pence at the Ilford Exchange Shopping Centre. Deepak lives in Wanstead. It costs 2 pounds and 65 pence return on the tube to get to Ilford. Deepak also wants to go to the cinema tonight. The movie cost 4 pounds fifty pence for the 6.45pm movie. Does Deepak have enough money for the CD, movie and tube journey?