1 Complete the part-whole models.

a)

b)

Count money – notes and coins 2 Howmuchmoney is therealtogether?

a) TWO POUNDS

2 0 1 0

TW

ENTY

PENC

E FI

V

E P E N

CE

There is £ and p.

b) FI

F

TY P E

NC

E TW

O P E N

CE

There is £ and p.

c) FI

V

E P E N

CE F

IV

E P E N

CE F

IF

TY P E

NC

E

TWO POUNDS

2 0 1 0

There is £ and p.

d) TW

O P E N

CE T

W

O P E N

CE

TWO POUNDS

2 0 1 0

There is £ and p.

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£

and p

£

and p

TW

O P E N

CE T

W

O P E N

CE

3 Complete the additions.

a) £5 + £1 +50p +5p=£ and p

b) £10 +£1 +2p+1p=£ and p

c) £ and p=£50+£20+50p+2p

d) £5 + 20p +2p+£1=£ and p

4 Fill in the gaps tomake the statements correct.

a) £+£1 +50p+10p=£21and p

b) £10 +£2 +20p + p+2p=£12and 72p

c) £5 + p=£5+5p+20p+50p+2p

5 Ronhas£18and63p inhismoneybox.

Heempties themoneyonto the table,butsome fallson thefloor.

Howmuchmoney fallson thefloor?

£ and p

What coinsornotes could theybe?

6 Anniehas some coins inherhand.

Amirhas somenotes inhishand.

Whohasmoremoney?Circleyouranswer.

Annie Amir can’t tell

Howdoyouknow?

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