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Browse our collection of counting money worksheets and activities. These resources help teach students to recognise Australian coins and notes and count small collections.

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Circle Coins & Notes to Pay for Items, Aust.

Circle the exact coins and notes to pay for each item.

Circle Coins to Pay for Items, Aust. (3)

Circle the exact coins to pay for each item.

Circle Coins to Pay for Items, Aust. (2)

Circle the exact coins to pay for each item.

Circle Coins to Pay for Items, Aust. (1)

Circle the exact coins to pay for each item.

Australian Coin Displays (Colour)

Simple colour displays of the Australian coins.

Australian Coin Displays (B&W)

Simple black and white displays of the Australian coins.

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Café Menu, Dollars & Cents

A café menu displaying prices in dollars and cents. Use for activities involving adding amounts or calculating change.

Calculate Change from $10: Game

A board game in which players must find the change given from $10. Laminate for a long-lasting resource.

Adding and Subtracting Totals: Game (Australian)

A board game in which players must use their knowledge of adding and subtracting small amounts of money. Laminate for a long-lasting resource.

Calculate Change from $1: Game

A board game in which players must find the change given from $1. Laminate for a long-lasting resource.

Toy Shop Change, 2 Step, Dollars & Cents

Work out the total cost of the purchases and then help the shoppers work out how much change they will receive. Prices in dollars and cents.

Change from Menu, Dollars & Cents (2)

Use the menu to add amounts and calculate change. Prices in dollars and cents.

Change from Menu, to 50c

Use the menu to add amounts and calculate change. Prices in 50c increments.

Compare Collections of Coins, Aust. (1)

Count collections of coins and then compare the totals to work out who has the most money.

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