Little Rupee Shop: Count, Pay and Check! 🛍️
Explore a money worksheet for Class 1 with an online quiz, ten interactive games and activities, and five practice sets. Count rupees, make exact payments, check change and compare amounts.
All prices are pretend classroom prices. The clearly labelled money tokens are simplified practice models.
📝 Money Online Quiz for Class 1
Question 1 of 20 • Answered: 0/20
Indian rupees
Which symbol is used here to write amounts in Indian rupees?
🎮 Money Online Games for Class 1
Make an exact payment, choose coins from a limited purse, plan a small basket, return change and order denominations.
1. 🛍️ Pay Seventeen Exactly
A pretend art kit costs ₹17. Tap practice coins to place an exact payment on the tray. You may use a denomination more than once.
Total: ₹0 • Pieces: 0
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2. 👛 Solve the Limited Purse
Your purse contains only these five coins. Pay ₹9 using exactly THREE coins. Tap a selected coin to put it back.
Selected value: ₹0 • Coins: 0
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3. 🧺 Choose a Basket Within Budget
You have ₹18. Choose exactly TWO different items and keep at least ₹2 unspent. Several baskets work. Tap a selected item to remove it.
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4. ↩️ Prepare the Shopkeeper’s Change
A pretend puzzle costs ₹8. The customer pays ₹20. Build the exact change to return.
Price ₹8 • Paid ₹20 • Change = Paid − Price
Total: ₹0 • Pieces: 0
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5. 🪙 Order the Denominations
Arrange the four labelled coin values from smallest to largest. Read the value rather than comparing the size of the buttons.
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🧠 Indian Money Online Activities for Class 1
Exchange equal values, repair receipts, count up for change, solve a shopping puzzle and match money-memory pairs.
6. 🔄 Exchange Ten for Four Coins
Exchange a ₹10 practice coin for exactly FOUR coins using only ₹1, ₹2 and ₹5 denominations. Keep the total value unchanged.
Total: ₹0 • Pieces: 0
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7. 🔧 Repair the Receipts
The item prices are correct, but the receipt totals are wrong. Replace each total with the correct number of rupees.
₹3 + ₹8
₹6 + ₹7
₹4 + ₹9
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8. 🦘 Count Up to Find Change
A pretend item costs ₹13 and the customer pays ₹20. Count up from thirteen to twenty using money steps, then record the total change.
Current amount: ₹13 • Steps added: ₹0
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9. 🛒 Solve the Three-Item Shop Puzzle
Spend exactly ₹16 on THREE different items. Each item can be chosen once. Tap a selected item to return it.
Items: 0 • Cost: ₹0
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10. 🃏 Match Equal-Value Memory Cards
Reveal two cards at a time. Match each rupee amount with a coin-sum card of equal value. Find all four pairs.
Find four pairs with equal total values.
✏️ Rupee Counting and Shopping Practice
1. 👛 Count a Mixed Purse
Record the total value and the number of coins separately.
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2. 🏷️ Check What You Can Afford
You have ₹14. Decide whether each item can be bought on its own with that amount.
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3. 🔀 Make Six in Two Ways
Enter counts of ₹1, ₹2 and ₹5 coins to make ₹6. Save two different coin combinations. Reordering the same coins does not count as a new way.
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4. 🧠 Arrange a Payment Check
Tap the three steps in a useful order.
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5. 🎨 Make a Pretend Price Tag
Choose a classroom-shop object and a whole-rupee price from one to twenty. Create a price tag, then ask a partner to make an exact payment. This design task is not graded.
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💡 Money Learning Tips
👩🏫 Five Parent and Teacher Tips
- Begin with clearly labelled play money and small whole-rupee amounts.
- Distinguish the number of coins from their total value.
- Let children make the same amount with different combinations.
- Practise exact payment before introducing change.
- Check every transaction by comparing price, payment and change.
🌟 Six Tips for Students
- Read the value written on every coin or token.
- Count each piece once.
- Add the values to find the total.
- Compare the price with the money available.
- Subtract the price from the payment to find change.
- Check that price plus change equals payment.
📄 Money Worksheet for Class 1
📖 Read the Money Worksheet Learning Guide
🪙 Read the money value
A money worksheet for Class 1 connects counting and number operations with simple shopping situations. Begin with the denomination written on a clearly labelled practice coin. Use the rupee symbol ₹ and say the unit aloud. Coin designs can vary, so children should identify a value from its marking rather than rely only on colour or size.
➕ Count values, not just pieces
Two purses can contain the same number of coins but different amounts of money. Touch or move each coin once and add its written value to a running total. Different combinations can also produce equal amounts. Changing the number of coins during an equal exchange does not change the value represented.
🛍️ Match payments to prices
An exact payment has the same value as the price. Start with one item, then combine two small pretend prices. Compare the total cost with the available money before choosing a payment. Classroom shop prices in these activities are examples for arithmetic practice, rather than statements about the actual selling prices of products.
↩️ Understand and check change
Change is returned when the payment exceeds the cost. Find it by subtracting the price from the payment, or count up from the price to the payment. An exact payment gives zero change. If the available money is below the price, calculate the amount still needed; that shortfall is different from change. Check a completed purchase by adding the cost and change.
🎮 Connect paper and practical learning
Use the existing download option for the printable money worksheet. The separate online quiz checks understanding, while the games support constructing amounts, inspecting receipts and solving shopping constraints. Follow with a pretend shop using labelled play money. Invite children to explain their coin choices, accept other valid combinations and keep the calculations within a comfortable range.
💬 Money Worksheet FAQs
❓ How do I teach money to Class 1?
Begin with labelled play coins, small whole-rupee amounts and pretend prices. Count values, make exact payments and introduce simple change.
❓ What is the symbol for the Indian rupee?
The symbol is ₹. An amount such as ₹6 is read as six rupees.
❓ How many paise make one rupee?
One hundred paise make one rupee. These introductory online activities use whole rupees.
❓ Does having more coins always mean having more money?
No. Compare the total of their denominations. A smaller number of higher-value coins can represent more money.
❓ How can children count mixed coins?
Read each coin’s denomination and add it to a running total. Move counted pieces aside to avoid counting them twice.
❓ What is an exact payment?
It is a payment equal to the total price, so no change is needed.
❓ What does change mean in a money problem?
It is the amount returned when the payment is greater than the cost. Subtract cost from payment to find it.
❓ How can I check a change calculation?
Add the price and the change. Their total should equal the amount paid.
❓ Can the same amount be made in different ways?
Yes. Different combinations of denominations can have equal total value. A task may set extra conditions, such as a fixed number of coins.
❓ What if the money available is less than the price?
Subtract the available amount from the price to find how much more is needed. That amount is a shortfall, not change.
❓ Are the money pictures exact copies of real Indian coins?
No. They are simplified, clearly labelled practice tokens. Use real currency with adult guidance when discussing actual designs.
❓ Where can I find the worksheet and online answers?
Use the existing page download option for the printable worksheet. Quiz answers appear after End Quiz or timeout. Games provide their own checking feedback.
Read the value, count carefully and check the transaction.
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