Help your child understand pounds and pence, one small step at a time. A printable UK money pack that goes from spotting coins in Year 1 to giving change and solving money problems in Year 6, in the order money is taught in UK primary schools, with a play shop kit so children can practise for real.

WHAT’S INSIDE (38 pages)

1. Start here: all 13 steps with the school year for each and a simple plan for grown-ups
2. UK coins and notes poster: all 8 coins and the £5, £10, £20 and £50 notes
3. Money cheat sheet: pence and pounds, counting on, adding, change, rounding and best value on one page
4. 13 step-by-step worksheets:

• Which coin is worth more?
• Count the pennies (up to 20p)
• Count coins up to £1
• Make the amount
• Pounds and pence (250p = £2.50)
• Count notes and coins
• Add and subtract money
• Give the change from £1, £5, £10 and £20
• Compare amounts
• At the corner shop (price list problems)
• Multiply and divide money
• Round money to the nearest £1 and 10p
• 10 money word problems

1. Party budget challenge: plan a party with £20
2. Play shop kit: 24 price tags (12 filled, 12 blank), 30 play coins and 12 play notes to cut out
3. A star chart, a savings goal tracker and 3 reward certificates
4. Answer keys for every worksheet

WHY YOU’LL LIKE IT

• Made in the UK, in British English, with UK coins and notes only
• Coins drawn in the right colours, shapes and sizes, so children learn to spot them
• Covers all of primary school in one pack, so it grows with your child
• Ideal for homeschool, tutoring, SATs practice and catch-up
• Mostly white pages, kind to your printer, plus an INK-SAVER edition in black and grey

WHAT YOU GET

• 2 PDF files: A4 colour and A4 ink-saver

HOW IT WORKS

• Print at 100% / actual size on A4 paper
• Print only the pages you need, as many times as you like for your own family or class
• Mark the work with the answer keys at the back and colour the star chart
• The files are not editable.
• The coins and notes are simple drawings for learning, not copies of real money.
• Sized for A4. US Letter printers can use ‘fit to page’.