NumihanaWrite the value of 1p in pence.
Answer: ________________
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Recognise pounds and pence.
Relate common coin values in pounds and pence, through two pounds.
Numihana · England Year 2
Recognise pounds and pence
Practice sheet
Name: ______________
Date: ______________
Relate common coin values in pounds and pence, through two pounds.
Write the value of 1p in pence.
Answer: ________________
Write the value of 20p in pence.
Answer: ________________
Write the value of £1 in pence.
Answer: ________________
Write the value of £2 in pence.
Answer: ________________
Write the value of 20p in pence.
Answer: ________________
Numihana · England Year 2
Recognise pounds and pence
Answer key
Name: ______________
Date: ______________
Relate common coin values in pounds and pence, through two pounds.
Write the value of 1p in pence.
Answer: 1
Write the value of 1p in pence.
Answer: 1
Write the value of 20p in pence.
Answer: 20
Write the value of £1 in pence.
Answer: 100
Write the value of £2 in pence.
Answer: 200
Write the value of 20p in pence.
Answer: 20
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The skill behind this activity
Relate common coin values in pounds and pence, through two pounds.
Department for Education: mathematics programmes of study ↗
Year 2 → Measurement · Selected statutory skill. Pack 2.2.0 · source checked 2026-10-12.
For teachers and parents
Use the relationship one pound equals one hundred pence. Convert pound denominations into pence, then compare them with pence denominations.
A common slip
The symbols £ and p use different units; £2 means 200p rather than 2p.
Worked example
Write the value of 1p in pence.
Answer: 1
Use the relationship one pound equals one hundred pence. Convert pound denominations into pence, then compare them with pence denominations.