Match Canadian Coins to Amounts
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Match Canadian Coins to Amounts
Match the Canadian coins to the amount: five groups of quarters, dimes and nickels, and their totals in another order. Count each group and draw a line to its amount. Grades 1 and 2, with an answer key.
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Counting Canadian CoinsA teaching handout to hand out before this sheet: the rule, worked examples and common mistakes.- Pages
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Name the Canadian coins and their values, from the nickel to the toonie, count and compare groups of coins up to $5, show the same amount with different coins, and work out the change from coins paid, up to $10.
Reviewed by Mrs. Jennifer Mitchell, Teacher and Ms. Olivia Parker, Teacher. How we check worksheets
How to use this sheet
- Have real coins on the table and name each one: nickel, dime, quarter, loonie, toonie.
- Count the coins worth the most first, such as toonies and loonies, then count on with the others.
- Work on the skip counts the coins need: by 2s, by 1s, by 25s, by 10s and by 5s.
Common mistakes
- Thinking the bigger coin is worth more. A dime is smaller than a nickel but worth more.
- Mixing up the loonie and the toonie. The toonie has two metals and is worth 2 dollars.
- Writing amounts over a dollar wrongly, such as 3 dollars and 5 cents as $3.5. It is $3.05.
