Totals, Change, Cash Rounding, and Discounts
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Totals, Change, Cash Rounding, and Discounts
New Zealand money worksheet for Grades 6 and 7: round cash amounts to the nearest 10c, find totals and change, share and price to the nearest cent, and work out sale prices and savings from percent discounts. With an answer key.
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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.
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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.
