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Free Canadian Money Worksheets
Printable money worksheets that use Canadian coins and bills only: nickels, dimes, quarters, loonies, toonies and bills from $5 to $100. There are no pennies, which Canada stopped making in 2013. The sheets follow the Financial Literacy strand of the Ontario 2020 Math Curriculum from Grade 1 to Grade 4.
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Grade 1 Canadian Coins and Bills Worksheets
Which is worth more? Compare two coins or bills.
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Grade 2 Counting Canadian Money Worksheets
Three kinds of coins including loonies, up to 200¢.
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Grade 3 Making Change Worksheets (Canadian Money)
Prices in cents paid with a loonie or a toonie.
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Grade 4 Money Word Problems Worksheets (Canadian Dollars)
Total cost of three items.
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Which grades are these Canadian money worksheets for? Grade 1 names coins and bills and compares their values. Grade 2 counts collections of coins and bills. Grade 3 makes change from a cash payment. Grade 4 finds the total cost of several items and the change.
Why are there no pennies? Canada stopped making pennies in 2013, and cash payments are rounded to the nearest 5 cents. The worksheets use the coins children handle today, so every amount in cents is a multiple of 5.
Do the worksheets follow the Ontario curriculum? Yes. Each sheet is mapped to the Financial Literacy expectations (F1.1 in Grades 1 to 3 and F1.2 in Grade 4) of the Ontario 2020 Math Curriculum.