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Money Number Line Counting
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Money Number Line Counting
Count New Zealand dollars by making jumps along the number lines. Circle, write or draw your answers.
Coin shop
Use the coin values shown: $1 coin = $1; $2 coin = $2.
1.At the coin shop, what is the value of a $2 coin?
- $1
- $2
- $3
2.Put these coins in order from least value to greatest value: $2 coin, $1 coin, $2 coin. Write the values in order.
Follow the jumps
Each jump shows adding one coin. Start at 0 and count along the line.
3.Freya puts three $1 coins in her pocket. Draw three jumps of $1 on the number line. How much money does she have?
4.Aria starts at $0 and adds one $2 coin, then another $2 coin. Draw both jumps. Where does she land?
5.Kahu has a $2 coin and a $1 coin. Draw a $2 jump and then a $1 jump. How much money altogether?
Market day challenge
Help the children count their coins and choose what they can afford.
6.A toy ball costs $4. Hana has two $2 coins. Does she have enough?
7.A kite costs $5. Keira has two $2 coins and one $1 coin. How much does he have? Does he have enough to buy the kite?
8.A sticker costs $3. Choose the coins that make exactly $3.
- $1 + $1
- $2 + $1
- $2 + $2
9.Make $4 in two different ways using $1 and $2 coins. Write both ways.
10.Finish the counting path: $0, $1, $2, , $4. What number is missing?
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