Money Amounts Worksheets

Are you teaching your students about money amounts and need some extra practice material? Look no further than these handy worksheets! Designed specifically for children in grade levels 1-4, these worksheets focus on enhancing their understanding of counting and calculating money amounts. With engaging activities and clear instructions, these worksheets are sure to make learning about money fun and accessible for your students.

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How much money is represented by five $10 bills?

Five $10 bills represent a total of $50.

What is the total value of three quarters, five dimes, and ten nickels?

The total value of three quarters, five dimes, and ten nickels is $2.30. This calculation is derived from the following breakdown: 3 quarters = $0.75, 5 dimes = $0.50, and 10 nickels = $0.50, which adds up to a total of $2.30.

What is the difference between $45 and $27?

The difference between $45 and $27 is $18.

If a toy costs $15 and I have $20, how much change will I get?

If a toy costs $15 and you have $20, you will get $5 in change.

How much money is represented by two $5 bills and four $1 bills?

The total amount represented by two $5 bills and four $1 bills is $14.

What is the combined value of two one-dollar bills and six fifty-cent coins?

The combined value of two one-dollar bills and six fifty-cent coins is $4.00. The two one-dollar bills equal $2.00 and the six fifty-cent coins equal $3.00, for a total of $5.00.

If you have $50 and you spend $27, how much money do you have left?

You will have $23 left.

If a car costs $15,000 and you have saved $10,000, how much more money do you need?

You would need $5,000 more to be able to afford the $15,000 car as you have already saved $10,000.

How much money is represented by three ten-dollar bills and four quarters?

Three ten-dollar bills represent $30 (3 x $10 = $30) and four quarters represent $1 ($0.25 x 4 = $1), so in total, the three ten-dollar bills and four quarters represent $31 ($30 + $1 = $31).

What is the total value of a jar containing fifteen one-dollar bills and thirty-five pennies?

The total value of the jar is $15.35.