Money Representations

$2.00 Way 1: ___ Way 2: ___

$3.50 Way 1: ___ Way 2: ___

$5.00 Way 1: ___ Way 2: ___

$1.00 Way 1: ___ Way 2: ___ Way 3: ___

$10.00 Way 1: ___ Way 2: ___ Way 3: ___

$8.50 = ___

$13.00 = ___

$6.70 = ___

$17.50 = ___

You pay $10 for a $7.50 item. Change = ___

You pay $20 for a $13.00 item. Change = ___

You pay $5 for a $3.80 item. Change = ___

Pay $10, item costs $6.50. Change = ___

Pay $20, item costs $13.75. Change = ___

Pay $50, item costs $32.20. Change = ___

Pay $5, item costs $3.85. Change = ___

Pay $10, item costs $4.30. Change = ___

Pay $20, items total $17.55. Change = ___

Pay $100, items total $84.90. Change = ___

$3.50: Way 1: ___ Way 2: ___ Way 3: ___

$7.00: Way 1: ___ Way 2: ___ Way 3: ___

$4.25: Way 1: ___ Way 2: ___ Way 3: ___

$15.00: Way 1: ___ Way 2: ___ Way 3: ___

Ella has $5. She buys a juice for $2.50 and a snack for $1.75. How much change? ___

Ben has three $2 coins and two 50c coins. How much money? ___

Two friends share the cost of a $9.50 toy equally. How much each? ___

Mum paid $50 for groceries costing $43.60. What was her change? ___

A book costs $8.95. You save $2 each week. How many weeks to save enough? ___

3 pencils cost $1.20 each. Total cost? ___ Change from $5? ___

4 children each contribute $3.50 to buy a present. Total amount: ___

A toy costs $24. You have $16.50. How much more do you need? ___

$8.50 — fewest notes/coins: ___

$16.20 — fewest notes/coins: ___

$23.70 — fewest notes/coins: ___

Why are there different types of coins and notes? ___

What does 'making change' mean? ___

Design your own coin. What would it be worth and what picture would it have? ___

You have $12. Chocolate = $3.50, drink = $2.50, chips = $2.00. Can you buy all 3? ___ Total cost: ___ Change: ___

You have $20. T-shirt = $14.95, socks = $3.95. Can you buy both? ___ Total: ___ Change: ___

Divide $6.00 equally among 3 people. Each person gets: ___

Divide $8.50 equally among 2 people. Each person gets: ___

If 4 friends share the cost of a $12 pizza equally, each pays: ___

Item I want: ___ Cost: $___

I can save $__ per week.

Weeks to save: ___

Total I will have: ___

Item 1: ___ = $___ Item 2: ___ = $___ Item 3: ___ = $___ Total spent: $___ Change: $___

A pen costs $2.80 and a notebook costs $4.50. Total: ___ Change from $10: ___

3 ice creams cost $2.50 each. Total: ___ Change from $10: ___

A magazine costs $5.95. How many can you buy with $20? ___ Leftover: ___

You save $3.50 per week. After 4 weeks you have: ___

You have $25. You spend $8.75 and $6.50. You have left: ___

5 friends share the cost of a $17.50 gift equally. Each pays: ___

Two hundred and fifty cents = $___ = ___c

$6.70 = ___ dollars and ___ cents = ___c total

Nine hundred and ninety-five cents = $___

Which is more expensive: 3 items at $4.50 each or 4 items at $3.40 each? ___

If one book costs $12.95, how much do 3 books cost? ___

Why is it important to save money? ___

If you earned $10 pocket money each week, how much would you have after 10 weeks? ___

What is something you would like to save up for? How long would it take? ___

You pay $10 for an item costing $7.40. Change = $___

You pay $5 for an item costing $3.65. Change = $___

Show your working for one of the above using counting on:

I will save: $___ I will spend: $___ Total: $___

After 4 weeks of saving, I will have saved: $___

What would you save up for? How many weeks would it take?

Choose 3 items (cereal $2.50, milk $1.80, eggs $3.20, toast $1.50, juice $2.30).

My choices: 1. ___ $___ 2. ___ $___ 3. ___ $___ Total: $___

How much change from $10? $___ Write the calculation:

List 5 items needed and estimate costs: 1.___ $__ 2.___ $__ 3.___ $__ 4.___ $__ 5.___ $__

Total: $___ Is it under $50? ___ Change: $___

Three ways I could earn money: 1.___ 2.___ 3.___

If I earn $3 per week, how many weeks to save $30? ___

What would I buy with my $30? Would I have any change?

A $20 toy: GST = $___. Price including GST = $___

A $45 book: GST = $___. Price including GST = $___

Why does the government collect GST?

A movie ticket cost $5 in 1990 and now costs $20. How much more is it? ___

How many times more does it cost now than in 1990? ___

Name something else that has become more expensive. Ask an adult: