Money

Change up to £10

This game is broken into two sections. First, you can allow your children to calculate the change  from a chosen amount.

Second, you can allow your children to use the appropriate coins to purchase items.

Money and Explain Everything

Allow your children to import coins to the Explain Everything app and create different amounts and work out change.

Making Amounts

Allow your children to practise creating different amounts  of money using different coins.

Encourage your children to create the amounts using the least amount of coins, then using as many 10ps as possible etc.

This will help their number and pattern recognition and also develop their mental strategies.

Money Match

Make the correct amount to pay for the item.

Amounts up to 20p

This resource gives your children practice at creating different amounts up to 20p in a practical way.

The children can use 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p coins to help create the total given on the card.

 

Amounts up to 10p (Counting Amounts)

This resource works on reading amounts up to 10p.

There are amounts given using 1p coins only and also amounts using both 1p and 2p coins.

Amounts up to 30p

This is another money task that can double up as a worksheet.

This resource works with 10p, 5p, 2p and 1p coins and the amounts are all below 30p.

Amounts up to 50p

This resource gives your children practice at creating different amounts up to 50p in a practical way.

Amounts up to £1

This resource gives your children practice at creating different amounts up to £1 in a practical way.

Amounts up to £5

This resource gives your children practice at creating different amounts up to £5 in a practical way.

Making Amounts Template

If you are looking for amounts greater than those given, click the image to download a word document that you can adapt to suit your class and ability levels.

Money: Change

You can’t get a more realistic learning game than this one when teaching children about change.

Providing a meaningful context will help consolidate their learning.

Fantastic KS1/KS2 resource linked to money that you can differentiate easily.

Finding Change

A fantastic resource to help children learn change in a meaningful and contextual way.

Change Games

Giving change is always a tricky concept for your children to grasp. That’s why it is important to give them plenty of role-play time in shop situations and many problems in context.

This resource is broken down into stages depending on the level of your children and gives the children a simple problem, ‘I had 45p to spend. I bought one thing and now I have 20p left. What did I buy?’

The children then count on from the smaller amount to the larger amount to determine the cost of the item purchased.

There are many possible answers to choose from.

A wonderful way to integrate context and problems into your money lessons.

Sweet Shop

A KS1 money game where teachers and pupils can choose items to buy and then pay for them by dragging coins onto a hand. Uses coins 1p to 50p to a maximum total of £2.00.

Money Problems

This image links to a problems game. The children are given a money problem and must solve it.