(Math, Fitness) Cookie Monster’s Checkout Challenge

Yo, what’s good? This could be Will from the Sharks talkin’ to you. We’re out here shopping for my little man Mitchell, making sure he’s got everything he needs — Pampers, Gerber baby food, candy, fruit roll-ups, pudding, formula — the whole deal for the month. But this ain’t just any shopping trip, it’s a math challenge to keep your brain sharp while we handle business. Each question is all about making sure Mitchell’s taken care of. Let’s get it!

Shopping List Recap:

• Pampers (each pack has 24 diapers)

• Gerber baby food jars ($1.50 each)

• Candy packs ($3 each)

• Fruit roll-ups ($2.50 each)

• Pudding cups ($1 each)

• Formula cans ($15 each)

Mitchell’s Shopping Math Challenge

1. Mitchell needs 3 packs of Pampers to last the month. Each pack has 24 diapers. If Mitchell uses 4 diapers a day now that he’s two and super active, how many diapers will he have left after 30 days?

2. Each jar of Gerber baby food costs $1.50. Mitchell eats 3 jars a week. How much will it cost to buy enough jars for 4 weeks?

3. Mitchell loves candy, and I’m buying 4 packs at $3 each. If I decide to get 2 more packs for his birthday party, and the store gives me a 10% discount on the total candy purchase, what’s the final price?

4. Fruit roll-ups cost $2.50 each. Mitchell eats 2 packs every week. If I buy 8 packs, how many weeks will they last? If Mitchell only needs them for 3 weeks, how many packs should I return and what’s the refund?

5. Pudding cups are $1 each. Mitchell eats 2 cups a day. If I buy 10 pudding cups, how many days will they last? How many cups will be left after 4 days?

6. Formula cans cost $15 each. Mitchell uses half a can every 3 days. If I buy 3 cans, how many days will the formula last?

7. I buy 2 packs of Pampers and 6 jars of Gerber baby food. If I give away 1 pack of Pampers and 2 jars, how many diapers and jars do I have left?

8. I buy 3 candy packs and 5 pudding cups. The total cost is reduced by a $5 gift card. What’s the final amount I pay? If I pay with a $20 bill, what’s my change?

9. I spend $45 on formula cans, each costing $15. How many cans did I buy? If Mitchell uses 1 can every 5 days, how many days will the formula last?

10. I buy 5 fruit roll-ups and 4 candy packs. If Mitchell eats 1 fruit roll-up and 1 candy pack every day, how many days will the snacks last? What’s the total cost?

11. Mitchell needs 5 packs of Pampers, each with 24 diapers. If he uses 5 diapers a day, how many days will the diapers last?

12. I buy 12 jars of Gerber. Mitchell eats 3 jars a week. How many weeks will the jars last?

13. Mitchell’s snack time includes 7 pudding cups and 2 formula cans. If he eats 1 pudding cup every day and uses half a formula can every 3 days, how many days will the snacks last? What’s the total cost?

14. With $18, how many candy packs can I buy at $3 each? If I want to buy 7 packs, how much more money do I need?

15. I buy 3 packs of Pampers and 6 fruit roll-ups. If I give 2 fruit roll-ups to a friend, how many do I keep? What’s the total number of items I have?

16. I buy 10 jars of Gerber and 5 pudding cups. If I pay with a $30 bill, how much change do I get? What’s the total cost?

17. Mitchell wants 4 candy packs and 4 fruit roll-ups. If I buy 2 more candy packs and 2 more fruit roll-ups, what’s the new total cost?

18. I spend $45 on formula cans at $15 each. If Mitchell uses 1 can every 5 days, how many days will the formula last? If I want to extend the supply to 50 days, how many more cans should I buy?

19. With $10, how many pudding cups can I buy at $1 each? If I want to buy 15 pudding cups, how much more money do I need?

20. Mitchell needs 7 packs of Pampers, each with 24 diapers. If he uses 5 diapers a day, how many days will the diapers last?

21. I buy 9 jars of Gerber and 3 candy packs. If I give away 2 jars and 1 candy pack, what’s the total cost of the items I keep?

22. Mitchell wants 8 fruit roll-ups and 6 pudding cups. If I buy 4 more pudding cups, what’s the new total cost?

23. I buy 1 pack of Pampers, 4 jars of Gerber, and 3 pudding cups. How many items do I have in total? If Mitchell uses 2 diapers a day, how many days will the diapers last?

24. I buy 2 packs of Pampers, 5 candy packs, and 1 formula can. If I pay with a $100 bill, how much change do I get? What’s the total cost?

25. Mitchell needs 3 formula cans and 7 pudding cups. If he uses 1 formula can every 4 days and eats 1 pudding cup every day, how many days will the supplies last? What’s the total cost?

Alright, champs, this is how we keep Mitchell’s world running smooth — with smart shopping and sharp math skills. Knock these out and show me you’re ready to handle anything, on or off the ice. Let me know if you want the answers or some help breaking it down. Stay fresh!

Today, you’re heading to the gym for a total of four hours. I want you to make every minute count—get in, get it done, and push yourself hard. Don’t wait around; start as early as possible, even before you finish those math questions. This is your time to grind and level up. Let’s go!