FREE worksheets! Check out this FREE series of worksheets to see how you like the quality of my products. Learn to count money with these fun worksheets (using dollar notation). Various items are depicted with prices. Questions are posed as to how much you can buy with the money you have been given. The worksheets start simple but become progressively more challenging. Suitable for printing in B/W as well as colour.

Australian money distance learning worksheets. Learn to count Australian money using photo-realistic images of Australian coins and banknotes. Various denominations of Australian coins, banknotes or a combination of both are presented along with various questions about how much money is there, which pile has the most money, etc. Like all Bounce Learning Kids worksheets, these start of relatively simple but become progressively more challenging. See also the fun and quirky Worsdsearch using Australia coins instead of letters series. COLOUR: Most Bounce Learning Kids products are suitable to be printed in B/W but a few are best printed in colour, due to references to specific colours on the sheet. Although there are no specific references to colour in these sheets, Australian banknotes have specific colours. Also, some coins are gold and others silver but otherwise look similar due to their size on the page. As such, you’ll get the maximum benefit from these sheets when they are printed in colour.

A fun game of wordsearch… but with a twist. Find the exact combination of Australia coins in the wordsearch grid. This is just like a regular wordsearch puzzle but instead of letters, combinations of Australian coins are used. The initial distance learning worksheets are relatively simple but become progressively more challenging. The last couple of worksheets require the student to find the correct combination of coins that add up to the desired value, so it’s just as much a mental maths challenge as it is a visual pattern search challenge. See also the Australia money series. COLOUR: Most Bounce Learning Kids products are suitable to be printed in B/W but a few are best printed in colour, due to references to specific colours on the sheet. Since some Australian coins are gold and silver but are of a similar size, you’ll get the most out of these sheets if you print them in colour.