Money
What is the value of the coins? Coins
one pence two pence five pence ten pence 1p 2p 5p 10p
twenty fifty pence one pound two pounds pence 50p £1 £2 20p Notes
five pounds £5
ten pounds £10
twenty pounds £20 Coins
= 2 pence
= 5 pence
= 10 pence
= 20 pence
= 50 pence Coins
= 100 pence
= 200 pence Notes
= 5 pounds
= 10 pounds
= 20 pounds Coins Learning Outcome: To identify coins.
Task: Draw a line to the correct coin. fifty pence twenty pence one pence two pound one pound ten pence five pence two pence Coins - 5p, 10p, 20p Learning Outcome: To identify coins. Task: Look at the coins.
How many 1p coins are there? ______
How many 2p coins are there? ___-______
How many 5p coins are there? ______
How many 1p coins are there? ______
How many 2p coins are there? ___-______
How many 5p coins are there? ______
How many 1p coins are there? ______
How many 2p coins are there? ___-______
How many 5p coins are there? ______Coins - 5p, 10p, 20p Learning Outcome: To identify coins. Task: Look at the coins.
How many 5p coins are there? ______
How many 10p coins are there? ___-______
How many 20p coins are there? ______
How many 5p coins are there? ______
How many 10p coins are there? ___-______
How many 20p coins are there? ______
How many 5p coins are there? ______
How many 10p coins are there? ___-______
How many 20p coins are there? ______Coins - 50p, £1, £2 Learning Outcome: To identify coins. Task: Look at the coins.
How many 50p coins are there? ______
How many £1 coins are there? ___-______
How many £2 coins are there? ______
How many 50p coins are there? ______
How many £1 coins are there? ___-______
How many £2 coins are there? ______
How many 50p coins are there? ______
How many £1 coins are there? ___-______
How many £2 coins are there? ______Add Coins Learning Outcome: To add up 1p coins.
Task: Work out how much money the coins are worth.
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Sam buys some sweets for 6p. Tick the correct number of 1p coins he would use to pay for it. Add Coins Learning Outcome: To add 2p coins.
Task: Work out how much money the coins are worth.
4 p
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Amy buys an apple for 10p. Tick the correct number of coins she would use to pay for it. Add Coins Learning Outcome: To add up coins.
Task: Work out how much money the coins are worth.
3 p
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p Add Coins Learning Outcome: To add up coins.
Task: Work out how much money the coins are worth.
3 p
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p Add Coins Learning Outcome: To count 1p and 2p coins. Task: How much money is in each section?
Coins Amount
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Task: Work out how much money the coins are worth.
8 p
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Task: Work out how much money the coins are worth.
7 p
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p Add Coins Learning Outcome: To add up coins.
Task: Work out how much money the coins are worth.
6 p
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Task: Work out how much money the coins are worth.
10 p
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Learning Outcome: To understand that different coins can add up to the same value. Task: Draw a line to coins of the same value. Choosing Coins Learning Outcome: To choose coins of the right value.
Task: Tick the coins that equal the value shown.
Coins Amount
9p
5p
10p
16p
20p Choosing Coins Learning Outcome: To choose coins of the right value.
Task: Tick the coins that equal the value shown.
Coins Amount
16p
20p
18p
14p
19p Select Money Learning Outcome: To select the correct amount of money.
Task: Place a tick by the coins that equal the amountof money.
16p 11p
15p 20p
13p 17p Add Pounds
Learning Outcome: To add £1 and £2 coins.
Task: Count the money
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£
£
£
£
£ Add Pounds
Learning Outcome: To add £1 and £2 coins. Task: How much money is in each section?
Coins Amount
£
£
£
£
£ Notes Learning Outcome: To identify coins. Task: Look at the notes.
How many £5 notes are there? ______
How many £10 notes are there? ___-______
How many £20 notes are there? ______
How many £5 notes are there? ______
How many £10 notes are there? ___-______
How many £20 notes are there? ______
How many £5 notes are there? ______
How many £10 notes are there? ___-______
How many £20 notes are there? ______Notes
Learning Outcome: To add £1, £2 coins and £5 and £10 notes.
Task: How much money is in each section?
Coins Amount
£
£
£
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£ Reasoning and Problem Solving Learning Outcome: To use knowledge of the value of coins to solve number problems. Harry thinks he has £13. Is he correct?
Amy is counting eight two-pound coins. What mistake has she made?
£2, £4, £6, £7, £8, £10, £12, £14
Willow wants to buy a book for £3. She has this coin in her purse. Has she enough money to pay for it?
Isaac wants to buy a piece of cake at the cafe? He has these coins in his wallet. Tick the coins he could use to pay for it. Comparing Value of Coins and Notes
Learning Outcome: To compare the value of notes and coins.
Task: Which would you rather have? Explain why. Three five pound notes or ten one pound coins?
Two ten pound notes or nine two pound coins?
One twenty pound note or sixteen one pound coins? The Value of Coins
Learning Outcome: To understand the value of coins.
Oscar has these coins. He thinks he has 51p. How much money has he really got?
Match the money to the correct total.
£20
£10
£15
Alex spends 7p He pays with two coins. What are the coins? Select Money
Learning Outcome: To select the correct coins to pay for items. Task: Place a tick by the coins that equal the amountof money.
15 p
19 p
11 p
17 p
14 p Select Money
Learning Outcome: To select the correct coins to pay for items. Task: Place a tick by the coins that equal the amountof money.
12 p
15 p
13 p
18 p
20 p Select Money
Learning Outcome: To select the correct coins to pay for items. Task: Place a tick by the coins that equal the amount of money.
20 p
18 p
19 p
17 p
16 p Select Money
Learning Outcome: To select the correct coins to pay for items. Task: Place a tick by the coins that equal the amountof money.
£3
£5
£4
£8
£7 Select Money
Learning Outcome: To select the correct coins to pay for items. Task: Place a tick by the coins that equal the amountof money.
£15
£10
£20
£5
£18 Adding Coins
Learning Outcome: To compare coin values.
Names Coins Total
Amy
Ella
Harry
Sam
Tim
Who has the most money?
Who has the least money
Harry has more than Sam. True or false?
Tim has less than Amy. True or false? Word Problems
Learning Outcome: To apply knowledge of the value of coins to solve money word problems.
Ben has 3 coins in his wallet. One is silver, one is gold and one is copper. The copper coin is the biggest. The silver coin has the most sides. The gold coin is round. What coins could Ben have?
What is the difference in value between a 10p coin and a 5p coin?
Jenny gives 5p to her brother, she has 7p left. How much money did she have to start with?
Amy buys a dress for £12. She gives the shopkeeper a £20 note. How much change should she get? Word Problems Learning Outcome: To apply knowledge of the value of coins to solve money word problems. Amy buys three bunches of flowers for her mum. Each bunch costs £3. How much would 3 bunches cost?
Tick the coins she could use to pay for them.
A box of chocolates costs £3. Joe buys two boxes. How much do they cost him?
Tick the coins she could use to pay for them.
Joe and Chris are going bowling. It costs £6 each. How much will they have to pay for both of them?
Tick the coins they could use to pay for both of them. Reasoning and Problem Solving Learning Outcome: To use knowledge of coin values to solve number problems. Harry chooses three of these coins.
What total could he make?
What is the lowest total he could make?
What is the greatest total he could make?
Tom has this amount of money in his wallet. Does he have enough money to buy the hoodie? Reasoning and Problem Solving Learning Outcome: To use knowledge of coin values to solve number problems.
Five two pence coins are worth more than two five pence coins.
Is Harry correct? Prove it.
Amy, I have more money than you. I have 5 coins. You only have 1.
No Ben, I have the most money.
Who is correct? Explain your answer. Progress Check 1
1 Write down two different ways of making 7p . 3 marks
2 Tick the coins needed to make 10p
1mark .
3 Alex spends 7p. He pays with two coins. What are the coins? 1mark
4 True or false? Three 5p coins are worth more than two 10p coins. 1 mark
5 Jack has these coins. How much does he have?
1mark
6 Tim has four coins. He has 11p altogether. Which coins does he have? 1mark
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Total Progress Check 2 1 Circle two coins that equal 20p.
1mark
2 Sweets cost 3p each. Jack buys 3 sweets. How much will he need to pay? 1mark
3 What is the value of these notes in total?
1mark
I am thinking of a coin. It 4 is worth more than 5p but less than 20p. What coin 1mark am I thinking of?
4 Which is the odd one out and why? 1p, 2p, 3p, 5p, 10p 1mark
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Recognise 1p, 2p. 5p, 10p, 20p,50p, £1 and £2 coins
Recognise £5, £10 and £20.
Show different ways of making amounts of money up to 20p.
Add up to 20p in 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p coins
Add up to £20 in £1 and £2 coins Money
What is the value of the coins?
Answers Coins Answers Learning Outcome: To identify coins.
Task: Draw a line to the correct coin. fifty pence twenty pence one pence two pound one pound ten pence five pence two pence Coins - 1p, 2p, 5p Answers Learning Outcome: To identify coins. Task: Look at the coins.
How many 1p coins are there? 4
How many 2p coins are there? 2
How many 5p coins are there? 1
How many 1p coins are there? 1
How many 2p coins are there? 2
How many 5p coins are there? 4
How many 1p coins are there?
How many 2p coins are there?
How many 5p coins are there? Coins - 5p, 10p, 20p Answers Learning Outcome: To identify coins. Task: Look at the coins.
How many 5p coins are there? 3
How many 10p coins are there? 2
How many 20p coins are there? 2
How many 5p coins are there? 3
How many 10p coins are there? 3
How many 20p coins are there? 1
How many 5p coins are there? 2
How many 10p coins are there? 2
How many 20p coins are there? 3 Coins – 50p, £1, £2 Answers Learning Outcome: To identify coins. Task: Look at the coins.
How many 50p coins are there? 3
How many £1 coins are there? 2
How many £2 coins are there? 2
How many 50p coins are there? 1
How many £1 coins are there? 3
How many £2 coins are there? 3
How many 50p coins are there? 2
How many £1 coins are there? 3
How many £2 coins are there? 2 Add Coins Answers Learning Outcome: To add up 1p coins.
Task: Work out how much money the coins are worth.
2p
6p
4p
5p
3p
Sam buys some sweets for 6p. Tick the correct number of 1p coins he would use to pay for it. Add Coins Answers Learning Outcome: To add up 2p coins.
Task: Work out how much money the coins are worth.
4p
6p
2p
10p
8p
Amy buys an apple for 10p. Tick the correct number of coins she would use to pay for it. Count Coins Answers Learning Outcome: To add up coins.
Task: Work out how much money the coins are worth.
3 p
5p
4p
6p
8p
10p
11p Count Pence – 1p and 2p Answers Learning Outcome: To count 1p and 2p coins. Task: How much money is in each section?
Coins Amount
8p
6p
20p
8p
14p Add Coins Answers Learning Outcome: To add up coins.
Task: Work out how much money the coins are worth.
8 p
10p
14p
11p
13p
17p
19p Add Coins Answers Learning Outcome: To add up coins.
Task: Work out how much money the coins are worth.
6p
11p
12p
13p
14p
20p
20p Count Pence Answers Learning Outcome: To add up coins.
Task: Work out how much money the coins are worth.
10 p
15p
15p
20p
16p
18p
19p Coin Value Answers
Learning Outcome: To understand that different coins can add up to the same value. Task: Draw a line to coins of the same value. Choosing Coins Answers Learning Outcome: To choose coins of the right value.
Task: Tick the coins that equal the value shown.
Coins Amount
9p
5p
10p
16p
20p Choosing Coins Answers
Learning Outcome: To choose coins of the right value.
Task: Tick the coins that equal the value shown.
Coins Amount
16p
20p
18p
14p
19p Select Money Answers
Learning Outcome: To select the correct amount of money.
Task: Place a tick by the coins that equal the amountof money.
16p 11p
Accept any correct 15p combinatio 20p n that equals the value.
Accept any 13p 17p correct combinationthat equals the value. Add Pounds – £1 and £2 Answers
Learning Outcome: To add £1 and £2 coins.
Task: Count the money
£2
£5
£8
£8
£10
£11 Count Pounds – £1 and £2 Answers
Learning Outcome: To count £1 and £2 coins. Task: How much money is in each section?
Coins Amount
£5
£10
£9
£12
£13 Notes Answers Learning Outcome: To identify coins. Task: Look at the notes.
How many £5 notes are there? 3
How many £10 notes are there? 1
How many £20 notes are there? 1
How many £5 notes are there? 2
How many £10 notes are there? 2
How many £20 notes are there? 1
How many £5 notes are there? 2
How many £10 notes are there? 1
How many £20 notes are there? 2 Add Pounds Answers
Learning Outcome: To add £1, £2 coins and £5 and £10 notes. Task: How much money is in each section?
Coins Amount
£10
£15
£20
£17
£19 Reasoning and Problem Solving Answers
Learning Outcome: To use knowledge of the value of coins to solve number problems. Harry thinks he has £13. Is he correct?
No, he is not correct. He has £16.
Amy is counting eight two-pound coins. What mistake has she made?
She changed from counting in 2s to counting in 1s halfway £2, £4, £6, £7, through. She should have said £8, £10, £12, £14 2,4,6,8,10,12,14, 16.
Willow wants to buy a book for £3. She has this coin in her purse. Has she enough money to pay for it?
Isaac wants to buy a piece of cake at the cafe? He has these coins in his wallet. Tick the coins he could use to pay for it.
No Willow does not have enough money. The book costs £3 and she only has £2. Comparing Value of Coins and Notes Answers
Learning Outcome: To compare the value of notes and coins.
Task: Which would you rather have? Explain why. Three five pound notes or ten one pound coins?
Three five pound notes. Three five pound notes is worth £15. Ten one pound coins is £10. I would rather have £15 because it is more.
Two ten pound notes or nine two pound coins?
I would rather have two ten pound notes worth £20 than nine two pound coins which are worth £18.
One twenty pound note or sixteen one pound coins?
I would rather have one twenty pound note as sixteen one pound coins are only worth £16. The Value of Coins Answers
Learning Outcome: To understand the value of coins.
Oscar has these coins. He thinks he has 51p. How much money has he really got?
Oscar has 6 pence.
Match the money to the correct total.
£20
£10
£15
Alex spends 7p He pays with two coins. What are the coins?
A 5p coin and a 2p coin. Select Money Answers
Learning Outcome: To select the correct coins to pay for items. Task: Place a tick by the coins that equal the amountof money.
15 p
Accept any correct combinationthat equals thevalue. 19 p
11 p
17 p
14 p Select Money Answers
Learning Outcome: To select the correct coins to pay for items. Task: Place a tick by the coins that equal the amountof money.
12 p
Accept any correct 15 p combinationthat equals thevalue.
13 p
18 p
20 p Select Money Answers
Learning Outcome: To select the correct coins to pay for items. Task: Place a tick by the coins that equal the amountof money.
20 p
18 p
19 p
17 p
16 p Select Money Answers
Learning Outcome: To select the correct coins to pay for items. Task: Place a tick by the coins that equal the amountof money.
£3
Accept anycorrect combination that equals the value.
£5
Accept anycorrect combination that equals the value.
£4
Accept anycorrect combination that equals the value. Accept any correct combination £8 that equals the value.
£7 Select Money Answers
Learning Outcome: To select the correct coins to pay for items. Task: Place a tick by the coins that equal the amount of money.
£15
Accept anycorrect combination that equals the value.
£10
£20
£5
£18 Adding Coins Answers
Learning Outcome: To compare coin values.
Names Coins Total
Amy 17p
Ella 13p
Harry 12p
Sam 15p
Tim 11p
Who has the most money? Tim
Who has the least money Amy
Harry has more than Sam. True or false? False
Tim has less than Amy. True or false? True Word Problems Answers
Learning Outcome: To apply knowledge of the value of coins to solve money word problems. Ben has 3 coins in his wallet. One is silver, one is gold and one is copper. The copper coin is the biggest. The silver coin has the most sides. The gold coin is round. What coins could Ben have?
copper coin – 1p silver coin – 20p gold coin - £2
What is the difference in value between a 10p coin and a 5p coin?
!0p – 5p = 5p. The difference in value between a 10p coin and a 5p coin is 5p.
Jenny gives 5p to her brother, she has 7p left. How much money did she have to start with?
7p and 5p = 12p Jenny had 12p to start off with
Amy buys a dress for £12. She gives the shopkeeper a £20 note. How much change should she get?
£20 - £12 = £8 Amy should get £8 change. Word Problems Answers Learning Outcome: To apply knowledge of the value of coins to solve money word problems. Amy buys three bunches of flowers for her mum. Each bunch costs £3. How much would 3 bunches cost? £3 + £3 + £3 = £9 - Three bunches would cost Amy £9..
Tick the coins she could use to pay for them.
Accept any correct combination that equals thevalue.
A box of chocolates costs £3. Joe buys two boxes. How much do they cost him? £3 + £3 = £6 Two boxes of chocolates would cost Joe £6. Accept any correct combination that equals thevalue.
Tick the coins he could use to pay for them.
Joe and Chris are going bowling. It costs £6 each. How much will they have to pay for both of them? It will cost £6 + £6 = £12.
Tick the coins they could use to pay for both of them. Reasoning and Problem Solving Answers
Learning Outcome: To use knowledge of coin values to solve number problems. Harry chooses three of these coins.
What total could he make?
He could make 17p, 16p, 13p, 8p.
What is the lowest total he could make? 8p
What is the greatest total he could make? 17p
Tom has this amount of money in his wallet. Does he have enough money to buy the hoodie?
No Tom does not have enough money to buy the hoodie. He has £15 in his wallet. The hoodie costs £18.. Reasoning and Problem Solving Answers
Learning Outcome: To use knowledge of coin values to solve number problems.
Five two pence coins are worth more than two five pence coins.
Is Harry correct? Prove it. Harry is not correct. Five two pence coins = 2p+2p+2p+2p+2p = 10p Two five pence coins = 5p + 5p = 10p Five 2p coins and two 5p coins have the same value.
Amy, I have more money than you. I have 5 coins. You only have 1.
No Ben, I have the most money.
Who is correct? Explain your answer.
Amy has the most money. Ben has 5p+ 2p + 2p + 2p + 1p = 13p Amy has 50p. Progress Check 1 Answers
1 Write down two different ways of making 7p. 2p,1p,1p, 1p,1p.1p 1p,1p,1p, 1p,1p.1p,1p 5p, 2p 5p, 1p 1p 2p,2p,2p, 1p 2p,2p,1p, 1p,1p 3 marks
2 Tick the coins needed to make 10p
1mark . Accept any correct combination of coins that equals the value.
3 Alex spends 7p. He pays with two coins. What are the coins? 1mark 5p and 2p
4 True or false? Three 5p coins are worth more than two 10p coins. True 1 mark
5 Jack has these coins. How much does he have?
1mark
17p 6 Tim has four coins. He has 11p altogether. 1mark Which coins does he have? 1p, 2p, 2p, 5p, Comments
Total Progress Check 2 Answers
1 Circle two coins that equal 20p.
1mark
2 Sweets cost 3p each. Jack buys 3 sweets. How much will he need to pay? 1mark 3p + 3p + 3p = 9p. Jack will need to pay 9p.
3 What is the value of these notes in total?
1mark
The value of the notes in total is £15.
I am thinking of a coin. It 4 is worth more than 5p but less than 20p. What coin 1mark am I thinking of?
She is thinking of a 10p coin.
4 Which is the odd one out and why? 1p, 2p, 3p, 5p, 10p 1mark
3p is the odd one out. There is no coin for 3p, the others are all coins Comments
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