Worksheet · Grades 3–4 · Measurement

Counting Money Worksheet

Two A4 pages: counting bills and coins, converting dollars and cents, a shopping list, making change, unit prices and an answer key.

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Worksheet · Grades 3–4 · Measurement

Counting money

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1 How much money is it?

Count the bills first, then the coins.

a
b

2 Convert.

a) $4.90 = ¢

b) 545¢ =

c) $29.80 = ¢

d) 3990¢ =

3 The shopping list.

Craft kit$2.60
Ball$5.35
Notebook$4.30
Total

You pay with $20. How much change do you get?

4 Change.

PricePaid withChange
$17.85$20
$32.20$50
$32.05$50

5 What does one cost?

a) 3 scoops of ice cream cost $2.25 in all. How much does one cost?

b) 2 rolls cost $1.70 in all. How much does one cost?

★ Brain teaser

Lea saves $4 every week. How many weeks does she need for a game that costs $32?

6 The price table. 1 pen costs $3.10.

Number1234510
Price$3.10
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Counting money

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1 How much money is it?

a: $5.21b: $5.35

2 Convert.

a) $4.90 = 490 ¢b) 545¢ = $5.45c) $29.80 = 2980 ¢d) 3990¢ = $39.90

3 The shopping list.

Total: $12.25$7.75

4 Change.

$17.85: $2.15$32.20: $17.80$32.05: $17.95

5 What does one cost?

a) $0.75b) $0.85

★ Brain teaser

8 × $4 = $32 → 8 weeks

6 The price table.

2 → $6.20, 3 → $9.30, 4 → $12.40, 5 → $15.50, 10 → $31
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What is on the worksheet?

The example at the top shows that one dollar is 100 cents. In task 1 your child counts the bills first and then the coins. Task 2 converts between dollars and cents. Task 3 is a shopping list: add the prices and work out the change. Task 4 is a change table, and task 5 finds the price of one item from the price of several. A brain teaser about saving up and a price table for 1 to 10 items finish page 1. Page 2 has all the answers.

Who is it for?

Grades 3 and 4, when children count, compare and calculate with amounts of money.

How to use it

Real coins make the start easier: lay them out, count from the largest value down, then work on paper.

Frequently asked questions

Is there an answer key?

Yes. Page 2 shows every answer and a short note for parents and teachers. You can leave it out when you print.

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Why convert to cents?

Written in cents, an amount becomes a whole number. That makes adding prices and checking change easier.

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