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NZ Currency Recognition

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NZ Currency Recognition

New Zealand money illustration

💰 Part 1: Identifying NZ Money

1. Circle the correct answer. Which of these is a New Zealand coin?

$5 note

$1 coin

$20 note

2. Circle the correct answer. What colour is the $10 note?

Blue

Green

Orange

3. Circle the correct answer. Which is the smallest coin?

$1 coin

10 cent coin

50 cent coin

4. Tick all the New Zealand banknotes:

$5 note

$10 note

$20 note

$50 note

$100 note

🔍 Part 2: Money Features

5. Fill in the blanks using the word bank below:

Word Bank: gold, silver, plastic, paper, round, square

New Zealand coins are ________ in shape.

The $1 and $2 coins are ________ coloured.

New Zealand banknotes are made of ________.

The 10c, 20c and 50c coins are ________ coloured.

6. Match the amount to the correct description. Draw lines to connect them:
$5
$2
50c
$20
Orange note
Gold coloured coin
Orange note with bird
Large silver coin

✏️ Part 3: Using Your Knowledge

7. Name 3 places where you might use money:
8. Draw or describe what you see on a $5 note:
9. Circle the correct answer. If you had a $10 note and bought something for $7, how much change would you get?

$2

$3

$5

10. Why is it important to look after money? Write one reason:

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