Money Worksheet for Grade 3
Section A: Identifying Coins and Bills
- Match the Coin/Bill to its Value:
- a. 50 paise Coin
- b. ₹1 Coin
- c. ₹2 Coin
- d. ₹5 Bill
- e. ₹10 Bill
- Fill in the Blanks:
- a. If you have two ₹1 coins, how much money do you have? ______
- b. If you have a ₹5 bill and two 50 paise coins, how much money do you have in total? ______
Section B: Adding and Subtracting Money (Including Paise)
- Add the Following Amounts:
- a. ₹10 + 50 paise = ______
- b. ₹20 + ₹1 + 25 paise = ______
- c. ₹12 + ₹2 + 50 paise = ______
- Subtract the Following Amounts:
- a. ₹20 – ₹5 = ______
- b. ₹15 – ₹1 – 50 paise = ______
- c. ₹25 – ₹10 = ______
Section C: Word Problems
- Problem Solving:
- a. Maya has ₹30. She buys a toy for ₹22.50. How much money does she have left? ______
- b. Rohan has ₹50. He spends ₹15.75 on a book and ₹20 on a game. How much money does he have left? ______
Section D: Explaining Money Concepts
- True or False:
- a. 50 paise is equal to half of a rupee. ______
- b. A ₹10 bill is worth more than a ₹5 coin. ______
- Explain:
- a. Why is it important to know the value of both rupees and paise?
- b. How can you convert paise to rupees and vice versa?
Answers and Explanations:
Section A: Identifying Coins and Bills
- Match the Coin/Bill to its Value:
- a. 50 paise Coin – Value: ₹0.50
- b. ₹1 Coin – Value: ₹1
- c. ₹2 Coin – Value: ₹2
- d. ₹5 Bill – Value: ₹5
- e. ₹10 Bill – Value: ₹10
- Fill in the Blanks:
- a. If you have two ₹1 coins, how much money do you have? ₹2
- Explanation: ₹1 + ₹1 = ₹2.
- b. If you have a ₹5 bill and two 50 paise coins, how much money do you have in total? ₹6
- Explanation: ₹5 + ₹0.50 + ₹0.50 = ₹6.
- a. If you have two ₹1 coins, how much money do you have? ₹2
Section B: Adding and Subtracting Money (Including Paise)
- Add the Following Amounts:
- a. ₹10 + 50 paise = ₹10.50
- b. ₹20 + ₹1 + 25 paise = ₹21.25
- c. ₹12 + ₹2 + 50 paise = ₹14.50
- Subtract the Following Amounts:
- a. ₹20 – ₹5 = ₹15
- b. ₹15 – ₹1 – 50 paise = ₹13.50
- c. ₹25 – ₹10 = ₹15
Section C: Word Problems
- Problem Solving:
- a. Maya has ₹30. She buys a toy for ₹22.50. How much money does she have left? ₹7.50
- Explanation: ₹30 – ₹22.50 = ₹7.50.
- b. Rohan has ₹50. He spends ₹15.75 on a book and ₹20 on a game. How much money does he have left? ₹14.25
- Explanation: ₹50 – ₹15.75 – ₹20 = ₹14.25.
- a. Maya has ₹30. She buys a toy for ₹22.50. How much money does she have left? ₹7.50
Section D: Explaining Money Concepts
- True or False:
- a. 50 paise is equal to half of a rupee. True
- Explanation: 50 paise is 0.50 rupees, which is half of 1 rupee.
- b. A ₹10 bill is worth more than a ₹5 coin. True
- Explanation: ₹10 > ₹5.
- a. 50 paise is equal to half of a rupee. True
- Explain:
- a. Why is it important to know the value of both rupees and paise?
- Answer: Knowing the value of both rupees and paise helps us accurately calculate and manage our money, making sure we pay or receive the correct amount.
- b. How can you convert paise to rupees and vice versa?
- Answer: To convert paise to rupees, divide the number of paise by 100 (e.g., 50 paise = 0.50 rupees). To convert rupees to paise, multiply the number of rupees by 100 (e.g., 1 rupee = 100 paise).
- a. Why is it important to know the value of both rupees and paise?
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