Money Maths Worksheets For Year 1 (age 5-6)
This is a really practical topic, so why not get out the coins and use them to count up, including counting mixed coins of 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p and 20p. When confident with counting coins then move on to shopping and giving change. Keep to amounts up to 100p. We have lots of counting money worksheets and shopping questions, but it is also well worth having your own little shop where small items can be 'bought and sold'.
Counting coins.
Counting 1p and 2p coins and drawing more coins to make the total of 10p.
Counting money (10p and 2p)
More counting coins: this time 10p and 2p coins.
Count the Coins 1
Count the money in the purse and then draw the same amount in the empty purse. You could use 1p or 2p coins.
Count the Coins 2
The piggy bank is full of coins. How much is in them? Put the same amount in the empty piggy bank.
Count the Coins 3
This purse is full of 2p coins - but how much is in it?
Change From 10p
10p will buy you a sweet. But how much change will you get?
Add to 10p
Add the 10p coin to the other coins to find out how much the rabbit has. Why not use real coins to help you?
Make 10p
Make the three sums add up correctly to 10p. Then try to make some sums of your own that equal 10p.
Coins that make 20p
Draw more coins in the bags to make the total 20p.
Coins to make 10p
Making totals up to 10p with a small selection of coins.
Coins to make 20p
What coins does Ian have that total 20p? He has no 1p coins!
Colour the correct amounts
There are several different ways these amounts can be coloured.
Shopping: 2 of everything
Write down the prices when buying 2 of each of the fruits and vegetables.
The school shop
Our school shop has just opened with some great bargains. Good addition practice, including 10p and 20p.
The Cafe
There's a new cafe with some great deals! All to do with adding multiples of 10p.
