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For parents and teachers: a free printable worksheet for Class 1 · Joyful Mathematics · Chapter 12: 9 exercises (counting, circling, matching, sums, missing numbers, drawing) on A4, black and white, with the answer key on the last page. Do the read-aloud chapter first, then print this.

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How Much Can We Spend?: Class 1 Joyful Mathematics · Chapter 12 worksheet

Coins, notes and shopping

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Ask a grown-up to read each question to you. Use a pencil.

  1. Exercise 1: All these coins are ₹1 coins. Count them and write how many rupees.

  2. Exercise 2: Circle the notes. Notes are made of paper.

  3. Exercise 3: Golu has ₹6. Circle the toys he can buy.

  4. Exercise 4: Add the coins. Join each group to its amount.

  5. Exercise 5: Each coin is ₹1. Add and write how many rupees.

  6. Exercise 6: Count on from what you have, and fill in.

    You have ₹8. A kite costs ₹10. You need ₹ more.

  7. Exercise 7: Count the ₹2 coins in twos. Fill in the missing amounts.

    ₹2, ₹4, ₹, ₹8, ₹

  8. Exercise 8: Box A: draw coins that make ₹5. Box B: make ₹5 in a different way.

    AB

  9. Exercise 9: Draw a gullak and the coins you would save in it.

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Answer key for grown-ups

How Much Can We Spend? · Class 1 · Joyful Mathematics · Chapter 12. Check together and praise the effort, not only the answer.

  1. 1All these coins are ₹1 coins. Count them and write how many rupees.6 coins, 9 coins
  2. 2Circle the notes. Notes are made of paper.Circle pictures 2 and 4.
  3. 3Golu has ₹6. Circle the toys he can buy.Circle pictures 1, 3 and 5.
  4. 4Add the coins. Join each group to its amount.1 → A, 2 → C, 3 → B
  5. 5Each coin is ₹1. Add and write how many rupees.3 + 4 = 7, 6 + 2 = 8, 5 + 5 = 10
  6. 6Count on from what you have, and fill in.You have ₹8. A kite costs ₹10. You need ₹2 more.
  7. 7Count the ₹2 coins in twos. Fill in the missing amounts.₹2, ₹4, ₹6, ₹8, ₹10
  8. 8Box A: draw coins that make ₹5. Box B: make ₹5 in a different way.Two different ways to make ₹5, for example a ₹5 coin; ₹2 + ₹2 + ₹1; or five ₹1 coins.
  9. 9Draw a gullak and the coins you would save in it.A box or pot with a slot, and some coins with their values written on them.

What your child practised

  • Knowing the coins ₹1, ₹2, ₹5, ₹10 and the notes ₹10, ₹20, ₹50, ₹100 by the number on them.
  • Finding how much money there is by adding the values on the coins, not by counting the coins.
  • Choosing what you can buy, counting on to find how much more you need, and paying the same amount in different ways.