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Step 1 Answers

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Introduction

• Make 10p using only bronze coins.

• Make 50p using only silver coins.

• Make £1 using only silver coins.

Here is a selection of answers.


Varied Fluency 1

Complete the table.

£ p £ and p

2 26 £2.26

907 £9.07

3 55 £3.55


Varied Fluency 2

How much money is in each jar?

A B

£1.95 £1.43


Varied Fluency 3

I have five pound coins, a fifty pence coin and 2 ten pence coins.

How much money do I have altogether?

£5.70


Varied Fluency 4

Which is the correct written version for the amount of coins shown?

A) £2.05

B) £2.5

C) £2.50


Varied Fluency 5

What is the value of the underlined digit?

a) £11.65

60p

b) £4.09

9p

c) £11.20

£10


Reasoning 1

Imran and Beth both want to buy a burger.

A burger costs £1.60.

Imran says, “I have a 50p coin, three 20p coins and four 5p coins.”

Beth says, “I have a £1 coin, two 20p coins and two 10p coins.”

Who can afford to buy a burger?

Explain how you know.

Beth can afford it because…


Reasoning 1

Imran and Beth both want to buy a burger.

A burger costs £1.60.

Imran says, “I have a 50p coin, three 20p coins and four 5p coins.”

Beth says, “I have a £1 coin, two 20p coins and two 10p coins.”

Who can afford to buy a burger?


Beth can afford it because she has £1.60. Imran only has £1.30.


Problem Solving 1

Manon has 5p more than Jon. Match each child to their correct

money purse. Write down how much they each have in pence and

decimals.

Manon

Jon

230p

£2.30

225p

£2.25


Problem Solving 2

Andrew has £2.10 in his wallet. He has four coins.

What coins could Andrew have?

Multiple answers, e.g.

2 x £1 coin and 2 x 5p coin

A £1 coin, 2 x 50p coin and a 10p coin

Step 2 Answers


Introduction

Order these coins from lowest to highest value.

How many 10p coins are in £1? 10




Varied Fluency 1

Order these amounts from smallest to largest.

2,135p, 3,921p, 4,863p, 6,932p

6,932p 2,135p

4,863p 3,921p


Varied Fluency 2

Circle the amount that would complete this sequence


£13.45 £14.54 £17.22

£16.99 £17.20 £18.01

Varied Fluency 3

Use >, < and = to compare these amounts.

£18.97 > 1,679p

3,543p > £32.67

£45.10 = 4,510p

2,456p > 1,452p


Varied Fluency 4

True or false? The statement below is correct.

False, 1,526p is the same as £15.26 and £15.26 is greater than

£12.56.

1,526 < £12.56


Problem Solving 1

Holly has been saving 50p coins.

She has more than £36.50 but less than £39.00.

How much could Holly have?

£37.00, £37.50,

£38.00 or £38.50


Problem Solving 2

How many ways can you make this statement true? Use the digit

cards below.

12: £3.13, £3.15, £3.16, £3.31, £3.35, £3.36, £3.51, £3.53, £3.56, £3.61,

£3.63, £3.65

6 3 5 1

3£5.61 >


Reasoning 1

Who has the most money? Explain why.

Milo has the most because…

Lee

Milo

I have

two 50p

coins.

I have six

20p coins.


Reasoning 1

Who has the most money? Explain why.

Milo has the most because 6 x 20p = 120p

whereas 2 x 50p = 100p.

Lee

Milo

I have

two 50p

coins.

I have six

20p coins.


Step 3 Answers

Introduction

Round each number to the nearest 100 and match

it to the number line.

100 200 300 400 500 600 700 800 900

164 386

548270

575

655

849

851126


Varied Fluency 1

Which whole pounds does the given amount come in between?

Round the amount to the nearest pound.£8.00


£7.00 £8.00

£7.82

Varied Fluency 2

Match the amounts to the letters on the number line.

£5.95 C

559p B

£5.05 A

£5 £6

A CB



Varied Fluency 3

Match the items to the rounded totals.

£4.00

£7.00

£9.00

+

468p £1.67

+

225p £6.89

+

£3.44 72p

Varied Fluency 4

James wants to buy a pair of shorts for £4.54

and a t-shirt for £5.28.

What does each amount round to?

£5.00 and £5.00

He has £12.00.

How much change will he receive approximately?£12 – £10 = £2.00


Reasoning 1

What amount could the arrow be pointing to?

Explain why.

The arrow is pointing to less than a quarter of the way along the

number line, so the amount must be less than…


500p 600p

Reasoning 1

What amount could the arrow be pointing to?

Explain why.

The arrow is pointing to less than a quarter of the way along the

number line, so the amount must be less than 525p or £5.25. The

price could be between £5.10 or 510p and £5.20 or 520p.


500p 600p


Reasoning 2

Cleo has:

She says,

Do you agree? Explain why.I disagree because…

My amount

rounds to £3.

£2.32


Reasoning 2

Cleo has:

She says,

Do you agree? Explain why.I disagree because any amount less than £2.50 rounds down to

£2.00. £2.32 is less than £2.50 and is nearer to £2.00 than £3.00.

My amount

rounds to £3.

£2.32

Problem Solving 1

Kaylum has these digit cards:

Find all the amounts he can make which round to 500p.

491p 514p

495p 519p

451p 541p

459p 549p


4 1 95

Step 4 Answers


Dress

£11.45Jacket

£5.75Hat

£4.95Scarf

£8.55Shoes

£6.80Shirt

£7.30

Introduction

Lana is shopping.

She has about £20 to spend.

Estimate what she could purchase.

There are several possible combinations that, when estimated,

will cost £20. For example, she could purchase:

the dress and the scarf (£11 + £9 = £20)

the jacket, shirt and shoes (£6 + £7 + £7 = £20)

the hat, jacket and scarf (£5 + £6 + £9 = £20)


Varied Fluency 1

Which coins would complete this bar model?

You can use coins more than once.

Possible answer


Varied Fluency 2

Complete the bar model for the problem.

Bobby goes to the shopping centre. He spends £12.50 on a new pair

of shorts and £10.80 on a t-shirt.

How much money does he spend altogether?

£23.30

£12.50 £10.80

£12.50 + £10.80 = £23.30


Varied Fluency 3

Calculate the missing numbers:

6 x £0.30 = £1.80

£0.20 x 7 = £1.40


Varied Fluency 4

The table below shows ticket prices for the theatre.

How much would it cost for two adults and two children to visit the

theatre during the afternoon?

Afternoon Evening

Adult £16.25 £20.50

Child £8.75 £9.50

£16.25 x 2 = £32.50£8.75 x 2 = £17.50

£32.50 + £17.50 = £50


25p per

cookie 5 for £1.50 10 for £2.20

Reasoning 1

Tabitha loves to buy cookies for her friends.

She plans to buy 30 cookies to share with her friends, so she decides

to buy her cookies in packs of 5. Do you agree with her decision?

Explain your answer.

No because….


25p per

cookie 5 for £1.50 10 for £2.20

Reasoning 1

Tabitha loves to buy cookies for her friends.

She plans to buy 30 cookies to share with her friends, so she decides

to buy her cookies in packs of 5. Do you agree with her decision?

Explain your answer.

No because she should buy them in packs of 10. 3 x £2.20 = £6.60.

Buying in packs of 5 would cost £9 and buying individually would

cost £7.50.


Option Granary loaf Hot Cross

BunBaguette Soda Bread Total

1 0 0 0 2 £4

2 0 0 2 1 £4

3 0 4 0 1 £4

Problem Solving 1

At the bakery, Hernant spent £4 altogether.

What could she have bought?

Find more than one possibility.

Various possible answers, including:


Sunflower Tulip

£1.50 £2.50

Problem Solving 2

Carice buys three sunflowers and two tulips.

She pays with £10.

How much change will she receive?

50p

Step 5 Answers


Introduction

Match the coins to the amounts.

50p

£1 and 11p

£3 and 5p

Varied Fluency 1

Harry has saved some pocket money in his wallet below. His dad

gives him three more 10p coins.

How much money does he have altogether?

87p


Varied Fluency 2

Mikaela buys a bag that cost £6. She gets £4 change.

How much money did she start with?

She spends £1 on a keyring. How much money does she have left

then?

£10; £3 remaining


£10

£4

Varied Fluency 3

How much money has Aqsa saved?

She wants a comic for £4. How much more does she need?

£3; she needs £1 more.


Varied Fluency 4

Baron buys an apple for 22p and a pear for 59p.

How much do they cost in total?

81p

How much change will he get from 95p? 14p


Reasoning 1

Lucas finds a £2 coin.

He puts it with the £2 coin and £1 coin that he already has.

Does he have enough to buy the box of toys?


Lucas does not have enough money because…


£2 £2 £1

Reasoning 1

Lucas finds a £2 coin.

He puts it with the £2 coin and £1 coin that he already has.

Does he have enough to buy the box of toys?


Lucas does not have enough money because he has £5. He needs £1 more to buy the box of toys.


£2 £2 £1


Problem Solving 1

Maleeha has 74p.

A banana is 30p.

How many bananas can she buy? 2 bananas

How much change will she get? 14p


Problem Solving 2

Jan spends £7. Which 2 items did she buy?

A and C

Which combination of coins could she have used to pay the £7?

Possible answer:£2 + £2 + £2 + £1

CA

DB

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