Australian Money: I Have, Who Has? Maths Game

Get the whole class playing and practising Australian money with this engaging Australian Money "I Have, Who Has?" Math Game — whole-class fun that actually teaches!

"I Have, Who Has?" is one of the most beloved whole-class game formats in primary education, and this Australian money version delivers all the engagement with real curriculum value. Every card shows a handful of real Australian coins (and the $5 note) — students add them up, listen for their amount, call it out and read the next question, in a fast-paced loop that keeps every student focused from the START card right round to the finish.

No prep, no fuss — just great money practice your class will love.

Why teachers love it:

• Whole-class engagement — every student has a card and a role, so everyone stays focused
• Builds money fluency — students count mixed coins to amounts from 20c to $10.00, with every coin drawn in true proportion
• No-prep game — print, cut, and play in minutes
• Encourages careful listening — students have to listen for their cue, building attention and focus skills
• Pitched at Year 2 and 3 — mixed-coin totals with cents, right where counting money sits in the curriculum

Perfect for:

• Year 2 and 3 maths lessons on Australian money
• Whole-class warm-up and review activities
• Maths rotations when there are enough cards for a smaller group
• End-of-unit consolidation games
• Relief teacher activities that are quick to explain and run

What's included (7 pages, A4):

• 24 game cards, 6 to a page, in a single unbroken chain (card 24 loops back to START)
• How to Play page with set-up, tips and a "make it harder" idea
• Cover and Terms of Use

Whole-class maths games don't get more engaging than this — "I Have, Who Has?" is a classroom classic for a reason!

Not sure which money game?
See every board game, bingo and partner game side by side — skill, players and prep — in our Australian Money Games collection.

SPECIFICATIONS

Format: PDF, set up for A4 paper. Exactly what's inside is listed above.

Editing: This download is not editable. The PDF is flattened to protect the design.

Printing: Open the file in a PDF reader and choose 'Fit to page' or 'Actual size'. Do a test page on plain paper first — card, colour and black-and-white all print well.

Licence: One classroom, one teacher. Please don't share, resell or post the file online; buy an extra licence for each colleague who wants their own copy.

TECHNICAL SUPPORT

You'll need a PDF reader on your device — the free Adobe Acrobat Reader is the most reliable. Double-click the downloaded file to open it.

If a page shows on screen but won't print properly, open it in Acrobat Reader, choose Print → Advanced → tick 'Print as image'.

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FAQS

Where is my download?
Check your inbox (and junk folder) for the email from Mrs Edgar with your link. You can also log in to your account at mrsedgar.com.au and download it from your order.

It came as a ZIP file — how do I open it?
On a Mac, double-click it. On Windows, right-click and choose 'Extract All'. Your PDFs will be inside.

Can I print in colour or black and white?
The cards are designed in colour so the coins look like the real thing, but they print clearly in black and white too.

The download won't start on my school computer.
Some school networks block downloads. Try again at home, or right-click the link and choose 'Save link as'.