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NZ Money Values

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NZ Money Values

New Zealand coins and notes

🪙 Part 1: Matching Money Values

1. Draw a line to match each coin or note to its correct value:
🪙 Gold coin (small)
🪙 Silver coin (large)
💵 Blue note
💵 Orange note
$10
$1
50¢
$20
2. Circle the coin or note that is worth the MOST money:

20¢ coin     $2 coin     $5 note     10¢ coin

3. Circle the coin that is worth the LEAST money:

$1 coin     5¢ coin     20¢ coin     50¢ coin

💰 Part 2: Money Knowledge

4. Tick all the coins you might find in New Zealand:

10¢ coin

$2 coin

1¢ coin

50¢ coin

5. Which is worth more money?

One $5 note

One $1 coin

6. Fill in the missing values:

A 20¢ coin is worth ________ cents.

A $10 note is worth ________ dollars.

A $2 coin is worth ________ dollars.

7. Put these coins in order from smallest value to biggest value:

Write 1, 2, 3, 4 in the boxes:

$1 coin ☐    10¢ coin ☐    $2 coin ☐    20¢ coin ☐

🎨 Part 3: Money in Action

8. Draw a picture of what you might buy with a $5 note:
9. If you had these coins, circle the group that has MORE money:

Group A: Two 20¢ coins

Group B: One 50¢ coin

10. Complete this sentence:
I would use money to buy ________________________________
because ________________________________________________

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