Percent Increase and Decrease Quiz
4+ results
Filters
Grade
Subject
Format
Resource type
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
Grade 1 Canadian Money Worksheets - Counting Coins and Bills - Ontario and BC
This Grade 1 Canadian money worksheets resource includes 45 printable worksheets and 10 visual posters designed to support early financial literacy skills aligned with the Ontario and BC math curriculum. The activities provide structured practice to help students build confidence with Canadian coins and bills. Students practise identifying and counting Canadian coins up to 50 cents and working with bills or dollar amounts up to 50 dollars. Worksheets include matching activities, coin identificat
1st - 2nd
Financial Literacy, Math, Money Math
Grade 5 Canadian Money Worksheets - Financial Literacy - Ontario BC Curriculum
This complete Grade 5 financial literacy and Canadian money worksheet resource is aligned with the Ontario and BC math curriculum and designed for Canadian classrooms. The resource includes 58 printable worksheets that build real-world money and personal finance skills through hands-on problem solving and practical applications. Students practice counting Canadian coins and bills up to 1000 dollars, adding and subtracting money amounts including decimals and multiple transactions, and calculatin
5th
Financial Literacy, Math, Money Math
Grade 2 Canadian Money Test - Finances - BC Curriculum (Coins to 100c)
This Grade 2 Canadian money unit test is designed to support key financial literacy outcomes in the British Columbia curriculum. The assessment provides a clear evaluation of student understanding of money concepts through real-world applications. Students practise counting coins up to 100 cents, comparing amounts using <, >, and =, identifying wants and needs, and making spending and saving decisions. The test also includes tasks where students buy items, calculate change, and draw coins
2nd
Financial Literacy, Math Test Prep, Money Math
More Easel Activities are added daily
In the meantime, try expanding your search. Filter by all digital formats.
New to Easel? Learn more
Showing 1-4 of 4+ results
TPT is the largest marketplace for PreK-12 resources, powered by a community of educators.
IXL family of brands