Year 3 Worksheet
Money worksheet
Ten questions on Year 3 money, from warm-up to challenge, with the answers for grown-ups on a sheet of their own.
Money
A lollipop costs 75p. You pay with a £1 coin. How much change do you get?
How much money is this?
pHow much money is this?
pA toy costs £1 and 70p. You pay with a £2 coin. How much change do you get?
How much money is this?
Year 3 money · sheet J9brightwren.co.uk/worksheets/year-3/money/
A toy costs £1 and 40p. You pay with a £2 coin. How much change do you get?
A toy costs £1 and 5p. You pay with a £2 coin. How much change do you get?
How much money is this?
A toy costs £1 and 42p. You pay with a £2 coin. How much change do you get?
How much money is this?
Year 3 money · sheet J9brightwren.co.uk/worksheets/year-3/money/
Answers: Money
- 25p
- 70p
- 40p
- 30p
- £2 and 91p
- 60p
- 95p
- £2 and 40p
- 58p
- £2 and 90p
How to work them out
The lollipop costs 75p and you pay with a £1 coin. Take the cost away from what you paid: £1 take away 75p. So your change is 25p.
Work out what each coin is worth. The coins are worth 50p, 20p. Add them all together to make 70p.
Work out what each coin is worth. The coins are worth 20p, 20p. Add them all together to make 40p.
The toy costs £1 and 70p and you pay with a £2 coin. Take the cost away from what you paid: £2 take away £1 and 70p. So your change is 30p.
Work out what each coin is worth. The coins are worth £2, 50p, 20p, 20p, 1p. Add them all together to make £2 and 91p.
The toy costs £1 and 40p and you pay with a £2 coin. Take the cost away from what you paid: £2 take away £1 and 40p. So your change is 60p.
The toy costs £1 and 5p and you pay with a £2 coin. Take the cost away from what you paid: £2 take away £1 and 5p. So your change is 95p.
Work out what each coin is worth. The coins are worth £1, £1, 20p, 10p, 5p, 5p. Add them all together to make £2 and 40p.
The toy costs £1 and 42p and you pay with a £2 coin. Take the cost away from what you paid: £2 take away £1 and 42p. So your change is 58p.
Work out what each coin is worth. The coins are worth £2, 50p, 20p, 10p, 5p, 5p. Add them all together to make £2 and 90p.
Year 3 money · sheet J9brightwren.co.uk/worksheets/year-3/money/
For grown-ups
How the worksheet works
Each sheet has ten questions. The first three are a warm-up, the middle four are the core of the topic and the last three are a stretch. There is room under each question to work it out, and a box for the answer. Where a question only works with its choices in front of you, the choices are printed and your child circles one.
The answers start on a new sheet, so you can keep them to one side. Each one comes with a way to work it out. The mark at the foot of the questions matches the mark on the answers.
Nothing is saved and nothing needs signing in to. Print as many as you like: New questions gives you a new sheet each time.
What the questions cover
- Counting a set of coins
- Adding amounts in pounds and pence
- Working out change from an amount
Rather practise on screen? Year 3 money practice marks every answer as it goes and gets harder as your child gets them right.