Money
Math
Money starts at 1 and continues till grade 5.
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Is a banknote made of paper or metal?
What do you call a place where people keep their money safe?
What do you call the act of keeping money for future use?
What do you call the money you get back after paying more than the price?
What do you call the money you get from selling something?
What do you call the money you owe to someone?
What do you call the money you save for later?
What do you call the money you use to buy things every day?
Which of the following is NOT a use of money? (1) Buying toys (2) Eating food (3) Sleeping (4) Paying for a bus ride
Which of the following is NOT money? (1) Coin (2) Note (3) Eraser (4) Bill
Which of these is a coin? (1) A round metal piece (2) A paper note (3) A book (4) A pencil
Which of these is a good way to keep your money safe? (1) Leave it on the street (2) Put it in a piggy bank (3) Give it to a stranger (4) Throw it in the trash
Fill in the blank: A coin is usually made of ______.
Fill in the blank: If you have 10 units and spend 4 units, you have ______ units left.
Fill in the blank: If you have 3 coins and find 2 more, you now have ______ coins.
Fill in the blank: If you have 5 coins and get 5 more, you have ______ coins.
True or False: Money can be in the form of coins and notes.
True or False: You can eat money.
True or False: You can use a toy as money in a shop.
True or False: You can use money to buy a book.
