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1 Tuck Shop Project

2 Your task: You are going to set up a tuck shop. You will be given a £40 start-up budget, and you must choose how to spend it. Use the shopping list to decide what you will stock. You need to balance profit with variety, as everyone has different tastes.

3 Fill out the green sheet QuantityPrice per pack Price you can sell each item Sour Jawbreaker30 pack£5.8540p Dip dabs50 pack£10.3945p Fruit Salad chews400 pack£5.935p Coke / Diet Coke24 cans£8.2580p Walkers crisps12 packets£2.4960p Sherbet Fountain48 pack£10.3950p Refreshers (tube)48 pack£15.8660p Extra Strong Mints40 pack£10.2250p Curly Wurlys60 pack£19.9945p Candy Watches60 pack£12.4940p Giant Drumstick lollies120 pack£6.8325p

4 Complete this sheet

5 Week 2 How many sold Sour Jawbreaker55 Dip dabs30 Fruit Salad chews320 Coke / Diet Coke37 Walkers crisps10 Sherbet Fountain32 Refreshers (tube)40 Extra Strong Mints2 Curly Wurlys5 Candy Watches70 Giant Drumstick lollies9 Work out how much money you have made

6 Week 2 How many sold Sour Jawbreaker55 Dip dabs30 Fruit Salad chews320 Coke / Diet Coke37 Walkers crisps10 Sherbet Fountain32 Refreshers (tube)40 Extra Strong Mints2 Curly Wurlys5 Candy Watches70 Giant Drumstick lollies9 Work out what you are going to buy

7 Complete this sheet

8 Week 3 How many sold Sour Jawbreaker82 Dip dabs32 Fruit Salad chews400 Coke / Diet Coke44 Walkers crisps12 Sherbet Fountain40 Refreshers (tube)27 Extra Strong Mints25 Curly Wurlys72 Candy Watches95 Giant Drumstick lollies62 Work out how much money you have made

9 Week 3 How many sold Sour Jawbreaker82 Dip dabs32 Fruit Salad chews400 Coke / Diet Coke44 Walkers crisps12 Sherbet Fountain40 Refreshers (tube)27 Extra Strong Mints25 Curly Wurlys72 Candy Watches95 Giant Drumstick lollies62 Work out what you are going to buy

10 Complete this sheet

11 Week 4 How many sold Sour Jawbreaker106 Dip dabs36 Fruit Salad chews26 Coke / Diet Coke130 Walkers crisps16 Sherbet Fountain210 Refreshers (tube)89 Extra Strong Mints26 Curly Wurlys132 Candy Watches182 Giant Drumstick lollies29 Work out how much money you have made

12 Week 4 How many sold Sour Jawbreaker106 Dip dabs36 Fruit Salad chews26 Coke / Diet Coke130 Walkers crisps16 Sherbet Fountain210 Refreshers (tube)89 Extra Strong Mints26 Curly Wurlys132 Candy Watches182 Giant Drumstick lollies29 Work out what you are going to buy

13 Complete this sheet

14 Week 5 This is the last week where you can buy stock. In week 6 you will have to sell all your stock. There will be new prices for how much your stock goes for.

15 Week 5 How many sold Sour Jawbreaker124 Dip dabs38 Fruit Salad chews855 Coke / Diet Coke29 Walkers crisps20 Sherbet Fountain56 Refreshers (tube)206 Extra Strong Mints13 Curly Wurlys190 Candy Watches120 Giant Drumstick lollies27 Work out how much money you have made

16 Week 5 How many sold Sour Jawbreaker124 Dip dabs38 Fruit Salad chews855 Coke / Diet Coke29 Walkers crisps20 Sherbet Fountain56 Refreshers (tube)206 Extra Strong Mints13 Curly Wurlys190 Candy Watches120 Giant Drumstick lollies27 Work out what you are going to buy

17 Complete this sheet

18 Week 6 Price sold for Sour Jawbreaker35p Dip dabs50p Fruit Salad chews6p Coke / Diet Coke£1 Walkers crisps40p Sherbet Fountain45p Refreshers (tube)40p Extra Strong Mints55p Curly Wurlys50p Candy Watches30p Giant Drumstick lollies30p Work out how much money you have made

19 Complete this sheet

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