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Your teacher will give you a tick for each right answer. Colour one star for each tick you get. One star = two dollars! When you've finished you will find a plan to make a paper moneybox.

1 Your teacher will give you a tick for each right answer. Colour one star for each tick you get. One star = two dollars! When you've finished you will find a plan to make a paper moneybox. Create your moneybox then cut out the number of coins that equal the amount you have earned with your stars, and put them in your moneybox. You have the opportunity to earn $90! WORKSHEET 1: MONEY MAPS The world Which country used coins with holes in the centre? What is forging? Where does the dollar sign $ come from? Which country created the first paper money? What might you buy with a wheelbarrow full of money in Germany in the 1930's? What does ATM stand for? Where was the first ATM installed? What did the Japanese use to trade in the 1500's? What did the Persian's store in the bank instead of money? What did coffee beans pay for in Mexico in the 1400's? What does EFT stand for? ASIC 2013 all rights reserved 1

2 WORKSHEET 2: MONEY MAPS Australia What was the first Australian banknote worth? What is The Reserve Bank of Australia (RBA) and when was it created? What did Aboriginal people use as currency before the Europeans arrived in Australia? When was decimal currency introduced? What currency did the English government create for Australia when it settled here? When was gold discovered in Victoria? What did Australia call its currency when it got rid of the English money in 1966? When did the $1 coin replace the paper $1 dollar note? What happened to 1 cent and 2 cent pieces in 1992? ASIC 2013 all rights reserved 2

3 WORKSHEET 3: MONEY AND PEOPLE Calculations Which picture shows a higher amount of money, Group A or Group B? Group A = $ Group B = $ If Marcus sells three pigs for 5 New Guinea Kina each, how much money will he make? A 2 litre bottle of milk costs Lars 27 Norwegian Krone (NOK). If Lars was to buy 6 litres of milk, how many NOK would it cost him? On what special days around the world do people give each other money? _ If 250 Japanese Yen (JPY) is worth 3 Australian Dollars (AUD), how many JPY would you need to buy a $12 book in AUD? ASIC 2013 all rights reserved 3

4 Use this price list to work out the correct prices for the shopping lists in the boxes below. Books $13.00 Apple $1.10 Pencil $23.00 Hat $5.55 School bag $17.99 Banana.90 Shoes $23.50 Ball $11.00 Calculator $21.20 Pen.80 Bat.50 Eraser.75 Sandwich $ Pen + Apple + Pencil + Bat + Banana + Banana + Erase + Ball + Hat + Sandwich = = = = + Hat + School bag + Shoes + Calculator + Calculator + Hat + Banana + Sandwich + Shoes + School bag + Pencil + Eraser + Books + Calculator + Pen + Pencil + Eraser = = = = ASIC 2013 all rights reserved 4

5 WORKSHEET 4: MONEY AND PEOPLE Making change If you bought a game for $7.40 with a $10 note, how much change should you get? _ If you had a $20 note and you spent $17.50, how much change would you get? _ If you bought a ball for $7.30, a bat for $24.00 and a cricket net for $32.95, how much would you spend? _ If you used a $100 note to buy your ball, bat and cricket net, how much change would you get? _ If you used a $50 note to buy your ball, bat and cricket net, how much change would you get? If you had a $100 note and you bought a bike for $74.50, how much change would you get? _ If you bought a computer game for $23.20 and a comic for $5.50, how much would you spend? How much change would you get from $40? _ ASIC 2013 all rights reserved 5

6 WORKSHEET 5: MONEY AND PEOPLE Ordered list Put the following money amounts in order from lowest amount to highest amount. Number one has been done to get you started. You can earn four stars for this activity! $ $2.32 $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ $ ASIC 2013 all rights reserved 6

7 Great job! Collect your pay! How many stars did you get to colour? Calculate the number of stars you got x $2 = $ How many $2 coins will you need to cut out to get that much money? ASIC 2013 all rights reserved 7

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