Print off play money – Printable coins and notes for maths

What's included?

PDFs and PowerPoints

Key Stage

KS1, KS2

Age

Years 1-6

Subjects

This print off play money resource is perfect for bringing real-world context into your maths lessons. It features all UK coins (1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p, 50p, £1, and £2) and notes (£50, £20, £10, £5).

This versatile download offers you the flexibility to print each denomination one per page or as multiples per page. This means you can create exactly what you need, whether it’s for a whole-class activity, a small group exercise or one-to-one practice.

Print off play money for maths

Incorporating money into your lessons provides pupils with hands-on experience in a crucial life skill. Teaching the value of money helps pupils develop number sense. It also helps them understand the concept of place value, and practise addition and subtraction in a meaningful way.

From role-playing activities like running a shop to reinforcing skills such as counting, making change and problem-solving, this resource is ideal for pupils of various ages and abilities.

KS1 and KS2

Whether you’re working with KS1 pupils who are just starting to identify coins and their values or KS2 students solving more complex word problems involving money, this download is a time-saver.

You can easily create as many copies as you need and adjust the print format to match your lesson’s focus. For early learners, you might choose to print larger, single-coin pages to help them recognise and become familiar with the currency.

For older pupils, multiples per page work well when practising transactions or calculating change.

This resource integrates perfectly into a wide range of lesson plans. You can use it for independent work, group activities or even as part of a maths display.

Plus, with the variety of denominations available, pupils will get the full experience of working with both coins and notes, boosting their confidence in real-life money handling.

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