Free Money Drawing Sheet | Foundation | HASS / Personal Development | BookFlik

Help your pupils grasp the basics of financial literacy with our engaging HASS / Personal Development money drawing sheet eyfs core activity. Designed specifically for children aged 3 to 5, this resource introduces the concept of spending and saving through creative expression. As pupils work through the task, they will learn to identify British coins, understand that items have a price, and practise making simple choices about what they can afford with a small budget.

Max the monkey is the star of this worksheet. Because Max thinks everything is a maths puzzle, he is helping the children visit a pretend shop. By using this HASS / Personal Development money drawing sheet eyfs core, teachers can encourage discussions about the value of different coins, such as the £1 coin, and how we use money to exchange for goods. This activity aligns perfectly with the Personal, Social, Emotional Development (PSED) and Mathematics areas of the Early Years Foundation Stage framework. It encourages children to manage their own needs and understand the world around them through play.

This resource is set at the core level, perfect for learners working at the expected standard. It provides a structured yet fun way to explore money in a classroom setting. Teachers can use this as a guided group activity or as part of a continuous provision maths station. Whether you are setting up a role-play shop or teaching a carpet time lesson on numbers, this HASS / Personal Development money drawing sheet eyfs core provides a practical bridge between abstract numbers and real-world application.

Included Questions:

1. Which coin has a value of £1?

2. If an apple costs £1, can we buy it if we have 50p?

3. What is one thing you would like to buy at the shop?

4. How do we keep our money safe?

5. Why do we need to pay for things at the shop?

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