Money: Shopping at the Stadium Shop - Class 2 Maths Worksheet

Add prices, find change and make amounts up to ₹100 with notes and coins at the stadium shop. Compare money and work out how much more is needed.

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Learning Objective

Know Indian coins and notes up to ₹100, add and subtract amounts of money, give change from ₹50 and ₹100, make an amount in different ways, and compare amounts.

Skills Practised

  • Notes and coins
  • Adding prices
  • Change
  • Making an amount
  • Comparing money
  • How much more

Preview Questions

Q1. Kush pays for a ₹10 badge with two coins that are the same. Which two coins does he use?

  1. Two ₹2 coins
  2. One ₹5 coin and one ₹2 coin
  3. Two ₹5 coins
  4. Two ₹10 coins

Q2. Pariskhit needs ₹30 for a team scarf. Which two notes make exactly ₹30?

  1. ₹20 note and ₹20 note
  2. ₹50 note and ₹10 note
  3. ₹20 note and ₹10 note
  4. ₹10 note and ₹10 note

Q3. A team badge costs ₹35 and a keyring costs ₹28. How much do they cost together?

  1. ₹7
  2. ₹53
  3. ₹73
  4. ₹63

Interactive Story Mission

Join Coach and Pariskhit for a 10-minute football training story. Children work through 12 activities with big buttons, kind feedback, hints when they get stuck, and a badge and stars at the end.

  • Find the ₹50 Note: Tap the ₹50 note.
  • Counting Money: Add the notes and coins.
  • Pay with One Note: Drag the note that pays the price into the purse.
  • Make ₹35: Tap coins and notes to put exactly ₹35 in the purse.
  • Make ₹60: Tap coins and notes to put exactly ₹60 in the purse.
  • Change from ₹50: Find the change.
  • Total Spent: Drag the total into the purse.
  • How Much More?: Find how much more money is needed.
  • Who Has More?: Count each purse.
  • Enough Money?: Count the money and compare.
  • Swap the Note: Think about how many coins make the note.
  • Three Prices: Add all three prices.

Start the Mission

Note for Parents & Teachers

This follows the NCERT Class 2 chapter on money. Money is counted in rupees, with coins of ₹1, ₹2, ₹5 and ₹10 and notes of ₹10, ₹20, ₹50 and ₹100. At home, play shop with real coins and notes and let your child pay and give change for prices up to ₹100.