Making Amounts with New Zealand Money
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Making Amounts with New Zealand Money
New Zealand money worksheet: total groups of coins and notes in dollars and cents, such as $3 and 50 cents, make amounts with the fewest notes and coins, and write amounts in cents. With an answer key.
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- About 15 minutes
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- New Zealand Coins and Notes
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Know the value of New Zealand coins and notes, total and make amounts in 10 cents, give change, and write dollars and cents with a decimal point.
Reviewed by Ms. Olivia Parker, Teacher. How we check worksheets
How to use this sheet
- Have real coins and notes on the table, or play money, and name each one by its value.
- Count the notes and dollar coins first, then the cents, and say the amount in dollars and cents.
- Give change by counting up from the price to the note paid with.
Common mistakes
- Thinking a bigger coin is worth more. A 50c coin is bigger than a $1 coin but worth less.
- Writing 4 dollars and 30 cents as $4.3 or $4.03. It is $4.30.
- Counting the coins instead of their value, so three 20c coins is 3 cents.
