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Money
I can count coins and work out change.
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Years 1 and 2 · Maths
Money: I can count coins and work out change.
Here are our coins. Each coin has a value.
1p up to 50p. The p means pence.
£1 and £2. The £ sign means pounds.
Picture: A 1p coin, a 2p coin, a 5p coin, a 10p coin, a 20p coin, a 50p coin, a £1 coin and a £2 coin.
These are notes. Notes are money too.
£5, £10 and £20 notes.
The £ sign means pounds here too.
Picture: A £5 note, a £10 note and a £20 note.
Your turn: Which coin is 20p?
Choose one:
- 2p coin: A 2p coin.
- 20p coin: A 20p coin.
- 50p coin: A 50p coin.
Answer
The answer: 20p coin
This is the 20p coin.
Picture: A 20p coin.
Words to know
- pence:
- Money we write with p, like 5p.
- pound:
- Money we write with £, like £2.
- note:
- Money you can fold, like a £5 note.
- value:
- How much a coin or note is worth.
- change:
- The money you get back when you pay too much.
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