Addition and Subtraction Money Problems: Stretch (Year 2)

Author: Julie Hirst

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This worksheet is a great way for children to practise solving simple addition and subtraction problems involving money. Can they give the characters the correct change and work out how much they have spent? They must also write four different ways of making 50p with the coins given.

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Related Topics:

Measurement
Money
Addition
Subtraction

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