An activity to help students recognise British coins and their combined amounts.
Students are required to cut out the coins and the amounts and then match them up and stick them next to each other in their books.
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Updated: 01 Mar 2021
An activity to help students recognise British coins and their combined amounts.
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An activity to help students recognise British coins and their combined amounts.
Students are required to cut out the coins and the amounts and then match them up and stick them next to each other in their books.
Use this sheet in conjunction with
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