UK Coins and Notes
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UK Coins and Notes
UK coins and notes worksheet: circle the one worth more, such as a 50p coin or a £1 coin, total groups like five 20p coins, and put coins and notes in order. With an answer key.
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UK Coins and NotesA teaching handout to hand out before this sheet: the rule, worked examples and common mistakes.- Pages
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- About 15 minutes
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- Making Amounts with Pounds and Pence
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Write amounts of money with the pound sign and the pence sign, as £3.05 and 45p, and change one way of writing an amount into the other.
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How to use this sheet
- Have real coins on the table and say each amount both ways: 50p and £0.50.
- Write the amount in pence first, then put the pounds before the point and the pence after it.
- Read prices in a shop or on a receipt and say them in pence.
Common mistakes
- Writing 7p as £0.7. Pence under 10 need a 0 after the point: £0.07.
- Using both signs, such as £0.45p. Use p or £, not both.
- Reading £1.50 as 1 pound and 5 pence. It is 1 pound and 50 pence.
