Shop the night plaza in Plaza Till. A leather Bank shows a total to split three ways among Wigs, Pets, and Watches. Pick $1 or $0.1, then pour equal shares into each till to the tenth. Fifth-grade decimal division with Till points for a clean floor.
Read the Bank
Plaza Till starts on its own. The ticket shows a total ÷ 3. The prompt says Fill each shop. Split the bank three ways. Tap $0.1 or $1 on each shop.
Tap $0.1 or $1
Under Wigs, Pets, and Watches are two buttons: $0.1 and $1. Easy, Medium, or Hard stay on the brass bar so you can switch without a menu.
Fill each shop
Read the total, divide by 3, then tap $0.1 or $1 on that shop until the number matches. A hit lights the window. Too much resets that shop and costs a coin.
Clear six to reach Lights out
Lock six floors to win, or keep going until the coins are gone. Lights out shows your Till score, a rank, and Shop again.
Three shop tills
Wigs, Pets, and Watches sit on a marble counter. Stack $1 and $0.1 on the Share clip, then drop it on a bag that says Drop here. A locked bag lights the window. A miss spills the clip and costs a coin life.
$1 and $0.1 on the clip
Place value is the toy. Tap $1 or $0.1 to build the share. Undo takes the last coin off. Easy stays on small tenths. Medium and Hard open larger Bank totals so kids must mix both coins.
Till score and streak
Fill all three tills with the same share and Plaza Till pays Till points. A hit starts at 100 and grows by 50 with a streak. Point pops fly off the last till. A miss resets the streak.
Difficulty that changes the Bank
Easy splits $1.2 through $3.6. Medium opens $3.9 through $10.5. Hard runs $10.8 through $24.0. Every total divides evenly by 3 to one decimal place.
Plaza Till is a fifth-grade decimal division game. Kids split a Bank three ways, build the share on a cash clip with $1 and $0.1, then drop it on Wigs, Pets, and Watches. Easy uses small tenths. Medium and Hard open bigger totals. The skill is dividing decimals to the tenths place, not tapping a quiz card.
Division meets place value
Fifth-grade math asks kids to divide decimals to the tenth. Plaza Till makes that a clip: read the Bank, build the share with $1 and $0.1, then drop it on three bags.
Three shops, one share
Wigs, Pets, and Watches must match. If one till runs long, the glass recoils. Kids feel why the share has to be exact.
Instant till feedback
A hit lights the window and pays Till points. A miss spills the clip. The board always uses Build the share, so the how-to and the chips say the same words.
Works on a finger or a mouse
Hold a till to pour. Touch targets stay large, and the hot till glows while you pour.
Every prompt is a Bank total divided by 3, landing on one decimal place. Easy uses shares from $0.4 through $1.2. Medium uses $1.3 through $3.5. Hard uses $3.6 through $8.0.
Lock all three tills on the same share. That starts at 100 Till and grows by 50 with a streak. Overfill resets the streak and costs one of three coins.
Read the total on the ticket. Divide it by 3. Stack that share on the clip with $1 and $0.1, then drop it on Wigs, Pets, and Watches. $4.5 ÷ 3 is $1.5, so the clip should show $1.5.
The Bank grows to $24.0, so kids pour more $1 coins before finishing with $0.1. The pour also ticks faster.
Plaza Till is fifth-grade decimal division to the tenths place. Sixth grade can play Medium and Hard for faster place-value fluency.