Philippine peso play money
Make a pretend shop with original classroom peso play money. These printable coupons use familiar peso values for counting and change practice; they are not scans or reproductions of Philippine banknotes.
Choose a template.
Print at 100% / Actual size.
Each PDF includes its intended paper size.
How to make it.
Choose color or outline
Download the color notes for a ready-to-cut set, or the outline version for children to color. Both sheets contain the same nine values.
Print and cut
Print at 100% / Actual size. Cut around each rounded outline. The notes are single sided; no back-to-back registration is needed.
Build a pretend shop
Label a few classroom objects with whole-peso prices. Count out an exact payment, then try paying with a larger note and calculating change.
Try a change question
If an item costs 35 and the customer pays 50, return 15 using a 10 and a 5. Write the subtraction 50 - 35 = 15 beside the shop.
A few useful tips
- Included values: 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1,000 classroom pesos.
- Every coupon is prominently marked PLAY MONEY and NOT LEGAL TENDER. Use it only for pretend play and number practice.
- The drawings are fictional educational coupons. They do not reproduce the appearance, portraits, seals or security features of real currency.
Frequently asked questions.
Quick answers before you print.
Are these copies of Philippine banknotes?+
No. They are original, fictional classroom coupons with peso values, clearly marked PLAY MONEY and NOT LEGAL TENDER. They are not pictures of real Philippine currency.
Which values are included?+
The A4 sheet includes 1, 5, 10, 20, 50, 100, 200, 500 and 1,000. Each value appears once on a sheet.
Can I print an ink-saving version?+
Yes. Choose the outline PDF. It keeps the values and play-money labels in place while leaving the notes white for coloring.