Market Stall Money

On Saturday morning, Little Thunder helped set up the farm gate stall.

"Eggs, honey, apples and pumpkins," said Suzy. "And every item has a price."

Their first customer was Lima the cow. "I'd like a dozen eggs, please."

"Eggs cost five dollars," said Spike.

Lima handed over a five dollar note.

"That's exactly right," said Little Thunder. "No change needed!"

Next came Berlin. "One jar of honey, please."

"That's eight dollars," said Suzy.

Berlin gave them a ten dollar note.

Little Thunder counted on his hooves. "Ten take away eight is two. Your change is two dollars!" He handed over a shiny two dollar coin.

"Thank you!" said Berlin.

Then Wellington wanted two apples. "Apples are fifty cents each."

"Fifty cents and fifty cents make one dollar," said Little Thunder.

Wellington paid with a gold one dollar coin.

At the end of the day, Spike counted the money tin. "We did it!"

"Running a stall is fun," said Little Thunder.