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Grade 2 Canadian Money Worksheets - Finances - Ontario and BC Curriculum
This Grade 2 Canadian money worksheets resource includes 75 printable worksheets designed to support financial literacy outcomes aligned with the Ontario and BC math curriculum. The activities provide structured practice to help students build confidence with counting and using Canadian currency. Students practise counting Canadian coins up to 200 cents and working with bills up to 200 dollars. Additional worksheet sets provide differentiated practice with coins up to 100 cents and coins up to 5
2nd - 3rd
Applied Math, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Canadian Money Activities Booklet Coins and Posters
Are you teaching your students about Canadian money and Canadian coins? These Canadian money posters and activities are a great place to start teaching younger students about Canadian coins. Display the posters, make a money anchor chart and complete a booklet about the coins to help your students master this concept. This unit also includes a solve the room activity, a craft and so much more. There is an activity for Google Slides™ on Identifying Canadian coins included. You can
1st - 3rd
Financial Literacy, Math, Money Math
Canadian Money Word Problem - Financial Literacy - Running a Restaurant
This multi-step Canadian money and financial literacy word problem challenges students to become the owner of a brand-new restaurant and manage their first day of business. The activity includes calculating total sales, costs, and profit while applying key money and personal finance skills in a real-world context. Students practice counting Canadian coins and bills, adding and subtracting money amounts, and solving multi-step financial word problems to determine earnings and expenses. The task a
3rd - 6th
Financial Literacy, Math, Money Math
Grade 2 Canadian Money Test - Ontario Curriculum (Counting Coins to 200c)
This Grade 2 Canadian money unit test is a practical assessment designed to evaluate key financial literacy outcomes aligned with the Ontario math curriculum. The assessment provides a clear measure of student understanding of real-world money concepts. Students practise counting coins up to 200 cents and bills up to 200 dollars, comparing amounts using <, >, and =, buying items and calculating change, and drawing coins to represent specific amounts. The questions support both computation
1st - 3rd
Financial Literacy, Math Test Prep, Money Math
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