Year 2 Money homework

How many pennies are there in £1?

• 100

• 10

• 1

• 1000

What is the total of these coins?

10p 20p 5p 2p 1p

How can I make 23p?

• 20p coin and a 3p coin

• 10p coin, 10p coin, 2p coin and 2p coin

• 2 £1 coins

• 20p coin, 2p coin and 1p coin

How much is this worth?

• £1

  (one pound)

• 10p

  (ten pence)

• £10

  (ten pounds)

• £100

  (one hundred pounds)

Would you rather have 10 pound coins or 100 pennies?

Challenge: Explain why.

Jake says, "There are 250 pennies in £2."

Is he correct?

Challenge: Explain why.

Which symbol (greater than, less than or equals) would make this statement correct?

£2 ____________ 4 50p coins

• <

• >

• =

How much money is here?

Janet buys a pen for 14p and a rubber for 12p. How much does she spend?

Challenge: Create your own maths story using the same numbers.

Tom has four coins. He has 12p. What coins could he have?