Counting Money Worksheets

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  • 9 money topics: coin names and values, counting coins, counting bills and coins, showing an amount with the fewest coins, circling coins to make an amount, comparing amounts, deciding whether there is enough money to buy something, making change, and money word problems.
  • Every level: start with pennies only, then add nickels, dimes and quarters, and move on to $1, $5, $10 and $20 bills. Amounts go up to 20¢, 50¢, $1 or $2, or up to $50 with bills. This covers students from kindergarten through 3rd grade.
  • Coins drawn like the real thing: each coin is drawn at its real relative size and carries its real wording, such as “ONE DIME” or “QUARTER DOLLAR”. Students learn to recognize coins without relying on color or size alone. Beginners can have the value printed on each coin.
  • You control the difficulty: show coins largest first or mixed up, and have students write answers in cents (75¢) or in dollars ($0.75).
  • Answer key included: each worksheet comes with a matching key, so checking work is quick.
  • Real-life practice: price tags, making change and word problems show students how money is used every day.
  • Shareable worksheet code: every worksheet has a code. Share it with students or another teacher, or reuse it next year, and you get exactly the same worksheet.
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