For this activity, each letter of the alphabet has been assigned a monetary value.
Eg. A=$1, B=$2, C=$3, etc…
Students must work to calculate the following:
- Who has the most expensive name in the class
- Who has the most expensive name in their family
- Which teacher has the least expensive name
- What’s the most expensive item in the room
- a word that equals exactly $100
The attached spreadsheet is a calculator which automatically calculates the cost of any collection of words.
As an extension you can start to add decimal places and change the values.
Eg. A=$1.50, B=$3.75, C=$2.70, etc…
You could also give students a set amount of money and ask them to work out how many items from a shopping list they could buy using the nouns as prices, with a prize to the student who budgets for the largest quantity of items.
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