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NZ Money Recognition
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NZ Money Recognition
Join Finn at the school fair. Look carefully at each New Zealand coin and note, then solve the money puzzles. Write amounts using $ and ¢.
Meet New Zealand Money
1.At the fair, Finn finds a $1 coin, a $2 coin and a 50¢ coin in her purse. Which two are New Zealand coins worth at least one dollar? Choose all that apply.
- $1 coin
- $2 coin
- 50¢ coin
2.Match each amount to how it is written.
- One dollar
- Two dollars
- Fifty cents
- $2
- 50¢
- $1
3.Finn has a $5 note. Circle its usual colour.
- Orange
- Green
- Purple
4.Look at the money in order from the smallest amount to the largest amount. Put 1, 2, 3 and 4 beside the amounts.
5.Finn buys a fruit kebab for $3. Which set of coins pays exactly $3?
- One $2 coin and one $1 coin
- Three 50¢ coins
- One $1 coin
6.Finn pays for a $3 snack with a $5 note. How much change should she get? Write the amount.
7.Which is worth more: one $2 coin or two $1 coins?
- One $2 coin
- Two $1 coins
- They are worth the same
8.True or false: A 50¢ coin is worth half of $1.
TrueFalse
9.Finn sees a $10 note and a $20 note at the fair bank. Which note has the greater value?
10.Finn has $4 to spend. Draw or write one way she could make exactly $4 using $1 and $2 coins.
Draw the coins Finn could use, or write their amounts.
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