TEACHING AND LEARNING CHECK WRITING LESSONS -  BASIC CHECK LESSON PLAN LEARNING HOW TO WRITE A CHECK - WRITING THE LONG-HAND NUMBERS
	WRITING CHECKS - DOLLARS AND CENTS LESSON click to go to worksheet

Learn about and practice writing dollars and cents for a check.

 

Suggested Money Lesson Plan for this Worksheet When writing a check, you must write the amount of the check in numbers and words. For example, for a check for $152.31, you would write 152.31 after the dollar sign, and on the next line would write out "One hundred fifty-two and 31/100" NOTE:  You should check to make sure that the numbers written out in long-hand match the numbers written on the box on the check.  Often, bank employees only look at the long-hand numbers, and ignore the numbers written in the box, so be careful. A common mistake related to this is an amount such as $100.52 is incorrectly written as One-hundred fifty-two instead of One-hundred and 52/100.  If you do this, the larger amount may be deducted from your account.

WORKSHEET Instructions   This worksheet is an introduction to writing dollars and cents required for filling out a check.  Students should write the given amount in words in the spaces provided.   This is a random worksheet. You may choose a standard worksheet or customize the worksheet to your teaching needs.   To customize the worksheet, you have several choices (see below). Make your selections, then press "Get Worksheet."

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