CBSE Class 3 Maths: Money Workbook

This workbook helps children handle Indian money with confidence: knowing coins and notes, counting money, making amounts in different ways, comparing, exchanging, adding and subtracting money, reading rate lists and bills, shopping and getting change, and saving and spending wisely. It has 300 questions in 15 sections, arranged in four parts.

What your child will practise

• Coins & Notes – Knowing every Indian coin and note
• Counting Money – Adding up coins and notes
• Making an Amount – Showing the same amount with different coins and notes
• Comparing Amounts – Which is more? Which is less? How much more?
• Exchanging Notes & Coins – Changing a note or coin for smaller ones of the same value
• Adding Money – Finding the total cost in rupees
• Subtracting Money – How much is left? How much more is needed?
• Rate Lists & Bills – Reading price lists and making simple bills
• Shopping & Giving Change – Paying with a note and working out the change
• Price Comparison & Best Buy – Which is cheaper? Which is the better deal?
• Saving & Spending – Planning money: saving a little at a time and spending wisely
• Money Word Problems – One-step and two-step stories with rupees
• Mixed Practice – All the money skills in this workbook, mixed together
• Challenge Zone – Money puzzles and thinking questions
• Money Check-Up – Final check-up covering every skill in this workbook

Who it is for

CBSE Class 3 students (age about 8–9), and Class 4 children who need a refresher.

How to use it

Print the pages you need, or the whole book, on A4 paper. Short, regular sessions work best. Answers are at the back so you can check the work together.

Based on the CBSE / NCERT Class 3 (Grade 3) Mathematics curriculum. Instant PDF download, 51 pages.