Money — Grade 3

Last year you counted small amounts. This year you go further:

• Count larger amounts with several coins and bills.
• Make change for any payment.
• Combine coins to make any amount.
• Use decimal notation (12.50 €).
• Solve money word problems.

Why money matters

Money is the most useful place a child meets numbers. Adding, subtracting, even decimals — all in real life. A grade-3er who can read a price tag, work out change, and not get cheated has maths and life skills.

What you'll learn

• Counting larger amounts — coins + bills.
• Making change — what to give back.
• Decimal notation — 12.50 € = 12 € 50 cents.
• Money word problems — shopping, saving.
• For parents — practice ideas.

Try it

• 💶 Count money
• 🔄 Make change
• 🪙 Combine coins
• 📖 Money word problems
• 🔢 Decimal money

Summary

• 1 € = 100 cents.
• Count, make change, combine coins, write decimals.
• Real-life money is the best practice you can get.

Counting larger amounts →