Here is a shop list: a pencil costs 30c and a rubber costs 20c.
Hands up: how much do the two cost altogether, and how did you work it out?
Here are four totals on the coin-counter. Each one shows two prices joined together to make one total. For each one, notice whether the cent stay under a euro. Look at the last total closely: the cent have added up past one hundred and turned into a whole euro.
Today we build these totals together on the board: 25c + 25c, then 60c + 40c, then €1 + 30c, then €1.50 + 50c. We build each price, join them, and read the total in euro and cent.
In your maths copy, work out these three sums. Write each total in euro and cent, keeping the euro and the cent lined up.
Four shop totals to work through together. We read each story, decide to add, and find the total:
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