Money Problems with Pounds and Pence

Year 4 MathsMeasurement4 pages

About this worksheet

Money homework in pounds and pence for Year 4 maths, in four parts. Pupils convert between pence and pounds, such as 345p and £3.60, add up purchases at the corner shop, work out change from a £5 note, then budget Leo's £3.50 weekly pocket money over three weeks. Solutions with working are included for marking. Practises the England National Curriculum objective on calculating with money.

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Curriculum objectives covered

Measurement

Estimate, compare and calculate different measures, including money in pounds and pence

All four parts calculate with money, from converting to budgeting.

What's inside this worksheet

Part 1: Converting and Comparing

Conversions like 345p to pounds, plus comparisons using <, > and =.

Part 2: The Corner Shop

Totals and differences, like Maya's comic book and bag of sweets.

Part 3: Working out the Change

Change problems such as a £3.60 book paid for with a £5 note.

Part 4: Budgeting Challenge

Multi-step problems around Leo saving £3.50 a week for three weeks.

How teachers use it

Homework

Four short parts make a full week's money homework with answers attached.

Revision

A quick sweep of money skills before an assessment.

Extension

The budgeting challenge stretches pupils who finish the shop questions early.

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