Part 1: Adding Money

1. Sally has a $5 note and two $2 coins. How much money does she have in total?

2. Tom has $12.50 and gets $5.00 more from his grandmother. How much does he have now?

Part 2: Subtracting Money

3. You have $20.00 and spend $8.75 on lunch. How much change will you get?

4. Which coins could make up $3.45? Select all possible combinations:

3 × $1 coins, 2 × 20¢ coins, 1 × 5¢ coin

6 × 50¢ coins, 2 × 20¢ coins, 1 × 5¢ coin

1 × $2 coin, 1 × $1 coin, 2 × 20¢ coins, 1 × 5¢ coin

5. Circle the correct amount you would pay for these items:

A sandwich ($4.50) and a juice ($2.75)

$6.25

$7.25

$8.25

6. You buy an ice cream for $3.50 and pay with a $10 note. Draw the coins you might receive as change:

7. Match the money amounts with their coin combinations:

$2.55

$4.20

$1.75

1 × $2 coin, 2 × 10¢ coins

2 × $1 coins, 1 × 50¢ coin, 1 × 5¢ coin

1 × $1 coin, 1 × 50¢ coin, 1 × 20¢ coin, 1 × 5¢ coin