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NZ Money Recognition Worksheet

Help plan a little market trip. Use New Zealand dollars and cents. Read each question carefully and show your working where you can.

1.Compare a $1 coin and a 50-cent coin. Which coin is worth more, and by how much?

2.Put these New Zealand amounts in order from smallest to largest: $20, $2, $10, $1, $5.

At the market

The market stall has a fruit snack for $3, a small juice for $2, a sandwich for $6 and a banana for $1.

3.Which sets of money make exactly $6? Select every correct answer.

Three $2 coins
Six $1 coins
One $5 note and one $1 coin
One $10 note

4.Mila buys a sandwich for $6 and a banana for $1. How much does she spend altogether?

5.Arlo has one $5 note and two $1 coins. He wants to buy a sandwich for $6. Does he have enough? How much money will he have left?

6.Ria has $10. She buys a fruit snack for $3 and a juice for $2. How much money does she have left?

7.A snack costs $7. You pay with a $10 note. How much change should you get?

8.Write two different ways to make exactly $9 using New Zealand dollars. You may use notes and coins.

9.Choose a lunch from the market stall: a fruit snack for $3, a juice for $2, a sandwich for $6 or a banana for $1. If you have $5, name two different items you could buy without spending more than $5, and calculate the total for each pair.