Money - Worksheet

This worksheet is designed to help students practice converting between pence and pounds, and to apply their understanding of money in real-life situations. The first section requires students to convert amounts in pence to pounds, with examples such as 110p which needs to be expressed in pounds. The second section reverses the process, asking students to change amounts in pounds to pence, like £2.53 being converted into pence.

The worksheet continues with a series of addition and subtraction problems, all involving money. Students need to perform the calculations by first converting all amounts into pence, which simplifies the arithmetic process. For example, they will add £2.30 and 23p and then express the answer in both pence and pounds. The subtraction problems follow a similar format, with students needing to convert pounds to pence before subtracting, such as £1.50 minus 23p.

Finally, the worksheet presents a practical application of these skills using a menu from Pepe's Perfect Pizza Take Away. Students are tasked with calculating the total cost of various orders and determining the change from £5. The menu includes a variety of items with prices listed in both pence and pounds, such as Margherita pizza at £1.95 and sides like garlic bread for 50p. Students will need to add the cost of individual items to find the total cost and then subtract this from £5 to find out how much change is due for each order.