WORKING WITH MONEY @ Home
1 Continue counting up to 200c
2 Continue counting up to 400c
10c, 20c, 30c …
20c, 40c, 60c …
25c, 50c, 75c …
50c, 100c …
3 Count out coins in 3 different ways (use 5c, 10c, 20c and 50c) to make ..
85c
17c
75c
44c
64c
60c
29c
99c
97c
80c
36c
120c
4 Count out coins in 3 different ways (use 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, R1, R2, R5) to make ..
R2,05
R3,00
R3,12
R5,00
R5,60
R6,25
R7,25
R7,10
R4,26
R8,95
R1,85
R0,40
5 Count out notes in 3 different ways to make ..
R80
R110
R170
R220
R90
R270
R330
R40
R560
R30
R490
R500
6 Count out a mixture of coins and notes in 3 different ways to make ..
R35
R47,50
R99
R15
R78
R8,95
R24,90
R74,25
7 How many cents are needed to make the next Rand (round up)?
R1,30
R3,60
R7,80
R5,50
R4,20
R2,40
R0,70
R2,10
R6,30
R9,80
R5,40
R8,90
130c
360c
780c
550c
980c
635c
895c
987c
R5,50
R2,50
R11
R25
8 How many Rand?
9 How much change is left from R10,00?
R9,00
R8,50
10 How much change is left from R50,00?
R47
R38
11 How much change is left from R100,00?
R95
R84
R51
R19
R20
R79
R45
R89
12 How much change is left from R200,00?
R100
R110
R150
R99
R150
R120
R175
R198
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Once your child can do 7 to 12 well, then move onto these. If not repeat 7 to 12
13 How many cents are needed to make the next Rand (round up)?
R1,35
R4,65
R8,85
R3,55
R3,27
R2,48
R0,72
R2,15
R5,33
R9,88
R5,45
R8,96
R4,75
R5,76
R3,55
R9,87
R9,99
R10,00
R12,56
R11,20
R2,75
R6,45
R49,60
R48,45
14 How many cents?
15 How much change is left from R10,00?
R0,99
R1,25
16 How much change is left from R50,00?
R35,50
R41,80
17 How much change is left from R150,00?
R0,99
R9,99
R29,99
R39,98
R54,90
R68,80
R95,05
R83,10
18 How much change is left from R300,00?
R0,99
R9,99
R29,99
R198,50
R194,50
R99,50
R98,75
R49,50
Try these additional activities over the weekend
SHOPPING
When you go shopping with your child, get them to estimate how much the shopping
will be by rounding up the prices as you add items to the trolley or basket.
Weekend Fun & Games
RAND and DICE
Use the homework coins and one dice. The aim is to collect the correct number of
coins to make exactly two Rand. Play with a friend and take turns to roll the dice. Take
the correct coin from your pile as you throw the dice.
Use the numbers on the dice for these coins:
1 – R1 coin
4 – 20c coin
2 – 5c coin
5 – 50c coin
3 – 10c coin
6 – Miss a turn
The winner is the first player to reach exactly two Rand.
If taking a coin would put the player over two Rand, the player loses the turn.
Variations:
Make the game more difficult to find different amounts such as R1.25, R2.40 etc. Set
the amount before the game starts.
South Africa Numeracy Chair Project NICLE 2015