Canadian Money Worksheets / Printables, Dollars, Cents, Addition, Subtraction

Canadian Money Worksheets / Printables, Dollars, Cents, Addition, Subtraction

These Canadian Money worksheets are designed to teach students the basic skills of notes and coins. There are 27 worksheets altogether to help teach this maths topic. Some tasks are easier some a little harder, best suited to Years 1-4. Details written below.

How much - count the coins write the total in the box - coins less than $1.

How much - count the coins write the total in the box - mixed coins.

How much - count the coins write the total in the box - notes only.

How much - count the coins write the total in the box - mixed coins and notes.

Count the money - add up the notes and coins and write in the box below. x 2

The Same as - Add up the coins in each box, cut and paste the equivalent coin next to it. Coins only x 2

The Same as - Add up the notes and coins in each box, cut and paste the equivalent coin next to it. Notes and Coins x 2

Counting coins - look at how many 1 cent pieces there are, add them up, write the total in the box.

Counting coins - look at how many 5 cent pieces there are, add them up, write the total in the box.

Counting coins - look at how many 10 cent pieces there are, add them up, write the total in the box.

Counting coins - look at how many 25 cent pieces there are, add them up, write the total in the box.

Counting coins - look at how many $1 coins there are, add them up, write the total in the box.

Counting coins - look at how many $2 coins there are, add them up, write the total in the box.

Counting notes - look at how many $5 notes there are, add them up, write the total in the box.

Counting notes - look at how many $10 notes there are, add them up, write the total in the box.

Counting notes - look at how many $20 notes there are, add them up, write the total in the box.

Counting notes - look at how many $50 notes there are, add them up, write the total in the box.

Counting notes - look at how many $100 notes there are, add them up, write the total in the box.

Money Matching - Draw a line to match the coin or note to its amount x 2

Sorting Money - Cut out the coins and notes and sort them into dollars and cents.

Ordering Money- order the coins and notes from smallest amount to largest amount.

How much change - add up the shopping list, look at how much you have paid, work out the difference and write down the change. x 2

These resources can be used in a variety of ways, whole class lessons, independant learning, homework, home schooling, sub plans and more

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