Philippine Money worksheet - Free Printable

Let me carefully match each coin or bill on the left with its correct value on the right.

I’ll go one by one:

1. Top coin: It shows “20” and has a portrait — this is the ₱20 coin → matches ₱20
2. Next: 500-peso bill (yellow, with two people) → ₱500
3. Coin with “25” and flower design → that’s the 25¢ (25 centavo) coin → 25¢
4. Orange 20-peso bill → ₱20 (but wait—we already used ₱20? Let’s check again—there are *two* ₱20 items: one coin and one bill. On the right, there are *two* “₱20” options! So both go to ₱20.)
- Yes: the coin is ₱20, and the orange bill is also ₱20.
5. Silver coin with “1 PISO” → ₱1
6. Purple 100-peso bill → ₱100
7. Coin with “5 PISO” → ₱5
8. Blue 1000-peso bill → ₱1000
9. Green 200-peso bill → ₱200
10. Bottom coin: “10 PISO” → ₱10

Now let’s list all 10 items with their correct matches:

- ₱20 coin → ₱20
- ₱500 bill → ₱500
- 25¢ coin → 25¢
- ₱20 bill → ₱20 *(second ₱20 option)*
- ₱1 coin → ₱1
- ₱100 bill → ₱100
- ₱5 coin → ₱5
- ₱1000 bill → ₱1000
- ₱200 bill → ₱200
- ₱10 coin → ₱10

All values on the right are used exactly once, and there are two ₱20 entries (one for coin, one for bill), which matches.

Final Answer:
₱20 coin → ₱20
₱500 bill → ₱500
25¢ coin → 25¢
₱20 bill → ₱20
₱1 coin → ₱1
₱100 bill → ₱100
₱5 coin → ₱5
₱1000 bill → ₱1000
₱200 bill → ₱200
₱10 coin → ₱10