Do You Have Enough Money? Worksheet Download
This worksheet shows a small group of coins under a short question about the price of an item, and the student answers yes or no. The price is always within a few cents of what the coins are worth, so the comparison cannot be judged by eye - the coins have to be added up first. Prices stay under a dollar and the coins are pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters.
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Do You Have Enough Money
Students find the value of a group of coins, compare it to the price of an item, and decide whether there is enough money to buy it.
About this worksheet
Students find the value of a group of coins, compare it to the price of an item, and decide whether there is enough money to buy it.
Student objectives
- Add up the value of coins and bills to find a total amount
- Compare a money total to the price of an item
- Decide whether you have enough money to buy something
- Understand the value of pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and dollars
Everyday practice
- Check if the coins in your pocket are enough to buy a snack
- Count your allowance to see if you can afford a toy
- Add up money at a yard sale before paying
- Figure out if you have enough for a drink from a vending machine