freesabaiCounting Thai baht worksheets
Thai coins and notes drawn as simple shapes: add them up, work out the change when one note pays for something, or pick the coins and notes that make a price. Choose the range for the class, add satang if you like, make as many sheets as you want, with an answer key.
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How to use it
- Pick the kind of sheet: count the money (2 to 7 coins and notes in each row, the total to write), make change (a price and the note it is paid with, the change to write), or make the price (a price given, the child writes which coins and notes make it).
- Pick the amounts for the class: up to 20 baht uses coins and the 20 note only, up to 100 or up to 1,000 baht. Tick "Satang too" for the 25 and 50 satang coins. The sheet appears on the right at once; "New random sheet" gives another.
- Press "Print / Save as PDF". The answer key is the last page, as number sentences such as 100 + 20 + 5 + 2 = 127 baht.
Good to know
- The coins and notes are simple drawings of our own: a coin is a circle with its value and the word baht, a note a rounded rectangle with its value, each a little larger as the value grows, roughly as the real ones. On screen the notes take the real colours (20 green, 50 blue, 100 red, 500 purple, 1,000 brownish grey); printed they are outlines. No pictures of real banknotes and nothing copied from them.
- Rows of money are sorted from the largest piece down. Change is always from one note worth more than the price (the smallest one that covers it, or the next); the change is never zero. Making a price has many right answers; the key gives the one with the fewest pieces.
- There are no 1, 5 or 10 satang coins, since they are not used in everyday shopping any more. With satang ticked, prices can end in .25, .50 or .75, and the 25 and 50 satang coins turn up in the counting rows.
- Nothing is saved: the sheet is gone when you close the page. For reading clocks, try the telling time sheets.
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Questions and answers
Are the coins and notes pictures of real money?
No. They are simple drawings of our own: a coin is a circle with its value, a note a rounded rectangle with its value, in the real colours on screen and as outlines in print. Nothing is copied from real banknotes.
Which coins and notes are there?
Coins of 1, 2, 5 and 10 baht and notes of 20, 50, 100, 500 and 1,000 baht. Tick Satang too for the 25 and 50 satang coins and prices ending in .25, .50 or .75. Amounts go up to 20, 100 or 1,000 baht.
How is change paid?
With one note worth more than the price (the smallest that covers it, or the next one), so the change is never zero. The key writes 100 − 37 = 63 baht. For making a price, the key gives the answer with the fewest pieces.
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