How Much Can We Spend?

Counting money

From the NCERT book Joyful Mathematics (Class 1 Maths), chapter 12: How Much Can We Spend?. Read the book free at ncert.nic.in

Practice questions

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Q1. Two ten-rupee notes make how many rupees?
Q2. Riya has ₹10. The car costs ₹14. How much more does she need?
Q3. Which toy costs ₹20 at Rahim Kaka's shop?
Q4. A ₹10 coin and a ₹2 coin make how much money?
Q5. A ball costs ₹20 and a flute costs ₹10. How much for both?
Q6. How many ₹5 coins make ₹20?

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Notes

In short

Today we learnt coins and notes! And saving money! Riya and Sahil broke open their clay gullak! Riya will count the coins, Sahil the notes. One rupee, two rupees, five rupees, and ten-rupee coins! A ten-rupee note, a twenty, a fifty, and a hundred-rupee note! This is Rahim Kaka, the toy seller! The car is fourteen, the elephant fifteen, the ball twenty, the flute ten! One ball costs twenty rupees. Riya gives four five-rupee coins! Sahil gives two ten-rupee notes! For ten rupees, you can buy a flute! And for twenty, a ball, or two flutes! Riya and Sahil have thirty rupees together! They can buy a ball and a flute! One, one and five, seven! Ten, and two, two, two, sixteen! Five, five, five, and two, two, nineteen! Twenty rupees can be made in many ways! Two ten-rupee notes, or four five-rupee coins, or ten, five and five! More coins means more money? No, three one-rupee coins are just three rupees! And one five-rupee coin is five rupees!

In this lesson

Intro
The gullak
Notes
Rahim Kaka, the toy seller
What can we buy?
Scene
Find the total
The same amount
Let us play shop!
A hungry gullak
How much?
Remember

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