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Making Change - Worksheet 9 - 2nd Grade

Hard

Count US coins, convert cents to dollars and calculate purchases or change.

hard: Use another set to practice explaining and checking your answers.

15 problems · 15-20 minutes · Skills: money, subtraction, problem solving

About This Worksheet

This hard-level worksheet contains 15 problems designed for 2nd Grade students practicing making change. Hard worksheets feature challenging problems including multi-step questions, missing values, and real-world applications to push students further.

Read whole numbers, use basic arithmetic and identify the units in a question.

  • Count US coins, convert cents to dollars and calculate purchases or change.
  • Check your result using the method in the example before moving to the next question.

How to Solve: Worked Example

Example Problem: A snack costs 97 cents. You pay 500 cents ($5). How much change should you receive?
Solution Steps:
  1. Subtract the cost from the amount paid.
Answer: 403 cents
Tip: Check your result using the method in the example before moving to the next question.
1
A snack costs 51 cents. You pay 500 cents ($5). How much change should you receive?
2
A snack costs 83 cents. You pay 500 cents ($5). How much change should you receive?
3
A snack costs 59 cents. You pay 500 cents ($5). How much change should you receive?
4
A snack costs 92 cents. You pay 500 cents ($5). How much change should you receive?
5
A snack costs 66 cents. You pay 500 cents ($5). How much change should you receive?
6
A snack costs 134 cents. You pay 500 cents ($5). How much change should you receive?
7
A snack costs 60 cents. You pay 500 cents ($5). How much change should you receive?
8
A snack costs 129 cents. You pay 500 cents ($5). How much change should you receive?
9
A snack costs 94 cents. You pay 500 cents ($5). How much change should you receive?
10
A snack costs 93 cents. You pay 500 cents ($5). How much change should you receive?
11
A snack costs 128 cents. You pay 500 cents ($5). How much change should you receive?
12
A snack costs 101 cents. You pay 500 cents ($5). How much change should you receive?
13
A snack costs 164 cents. You pay 500 cents ($5). How much change should you receive?
14
A snack costs 88 cents. You pay 500 cents ($5). How much change should you receive?
15
A snack costs 73 cents. You pay 500 cents ($5). How much change should you receive?

Answer Key

1. 449 cents2. 417 cents3. 441 cents4. 408 cents5. 434 cents6. 366 cents7. 440 cents8. 371 cents9. 406 cents10. 407 cents11. 372 cents12. 399 cents13. 336 cents14. 412 cents15. 427 cents

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