Kindergarten · Math · Unit 7 of 8
Coins & Bills
How much is each one worth?
What your child practises
Knowing what a nickel, dime and quarter are worth, and what a loonie, toonie, $5 bill and $10 bill are worth.
Ontario Curriculum expectation: A6.13 · the value of Canadian coins to 25¢ and of coins and bills to $10
Sample questions
A taste of this unit. In the app, questions change every time and get easier or harder to match your child.
Question 1
Which one is worth 25¢?
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quarter
Hint: A quarter is worth 25 cents. It is a big silver coin.
Question 2
Which one is worth more?
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toonie
Hint: Bigger coins are not always worth more. A dime is smaller than a nickel but worth more.
Question 3
What is this worth?
- 25¢
- $2
- $1
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$2
Hint: A toonie has two colours. It is worth 2 dollars.
Question 4
What is this worth?
- 25¢
- $2
- 10¢
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25¢
Hint: A quarter is worth 25 cents. It is a big silver coin.
Question 5
A sticker costs 25¢. Which coin pays for it?
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quarter
Hint: Find the coin that is worth exactly the price.
Question 6
Which one is worth 10¢?
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dime
Hint: A dime is the smallest coin, but it is worth 10 cents.