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Year 3 Money Worksheet - Intermediate

Year 3 Money worksheet for Year 3 (Key Stage 2 / Year 3-6 (Ages 7-11)). Intermediate level maths practice, aligned to the UK National Curriculum. Print-ready with answer key included.

Maths•Key Stage 2 / Year 3-6 (Ages 7-11)•Moneyintermediate
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Money Makers: Adding, Subtracting and Finding Change

Year 3 | Ages 7–8 | Intermediate

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Instructions: Use pounds (£) and pence (p) carefully. Show your working where you can, and write each answer with the correct money symbol. Check your change by adding it to the amount spent.

1

Add the Costs

Add the two prices in each shopping basket. Write the total cost in pounds and pence.

1. A notebook costs 85p and a pencil costs 40p. Total:

2. A sandwich costs £1.35 and a drink costs 80p. Total:

3. A comic costs £2.40 and a ruler costs 65p. Total:

4. An apple costs 45p and a yoghurt costs 75p. Total:

5. A toy car costs £3.25 and a ball costs £2.50. Total:

2

Find the Change

Subtract the cost from the amount paid. Write the change using £ and p. You may convert both amounts to pence first if that helps.

1. A book costs £2.65. You pay £5.00. Change:

2. A snack costs 78p. You pay £1.00. Change:

3. A game costs £4.35. You pay £10.00. Change:

4. A drink costs £1.45. You pay £2.00. Change:

5. A pack of cards costs £3.70. You pay £5.00. Change:

3

Choose the Correct Total

Work out each total, then circle the correct answer. Remember that 100p makes £1.

1. A pear costs 55p and a banana costs 35p. What is the total?

2. A pencil case costs £2.75 and a sharpener costs 60p. What is the total?

3. A cake costs £1.80 and a biscuit costs 45p. What is the total?

4. A toy costs £6.40 and you pay £10.00. What is your change?

5. A bottle costs 85p and you pay £2.00. What is your change?

4

Shop Counter Problems

Read each shopping situation and solve it. Write the final amount of money in the answer box.

1. Mia buys a £1.60 sandwich and a 90p drink. How much does she spend altogether?

2. Sam buys a £3.25 puzzle and pays with a £5 note. How much change does he get?

3. A pencil costs 35p and a notebook costs £1.45. How much do they cost altogether?

4. A toy costs £7.50. Alex pays with a £10 note. How much change should Alex receive?

5. A family buys two tickets costing £2.75 each. How much do the two tickets cost altogether?

5

Check the Change

Find the change for each purchase. Then check by adding the change to the cost. Write the change in the box.

1. Cost: £1.85; paid: £2.00. Change:

2. Cost: £3.40; paid: £5.00. Change:

3. Cost: 65p; paid: £1.00. Change:

4. Cost: £4.75; paid: £10.00. Change:

5. Cost: £2.30; paid: £3.00. Change:

Answer Key

Activity 1: £1.25 ; £2.15 ; £3.05 ; £1.20 ; £5.75

Activity 2: £2.35 ; 22p ; £5.65 ; 55p ; £1.30

Activity 3: £1.00 ; £3.35 ; £2.25 ; £3.60 ; £1.15

Activity 4: £2.50 ; £1.75 ; £1.80 ; £2.50 ; £5.50

Activity 5: 15p ; £1.60 ; 35p ; £5.25 ; 70p

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