Counting coin worksheets, including PDF printables for counting and calculating sets of the same coin or of multiple types of coins. There are also worksheets with coins in order by denomination as well as in random order, just like they come out of your pocket...
Count pennies and nickels. Totals under 50¢, up to 6 coins.Count pennies, nickels and dimes. Totals up to $1.00.Count the coins. Quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies, up to $1.00.Count mixed-up coins. The four coins in any order, up to $1.00.Count coins over a dollar. Totals from $1.01 to $2.00, up to 10 coins.Count coins and bills to $10. Coins with $1 and $5 bills.Count coins and bills to $20. Coins with $1, $5 and $10 bills.Count the bills. $1, $5, $10 and $20 bills, up to $100.00.Make the amount. Write how many of each coin, using the fewest.Draw the coins. Draw the fewest coins that make each amount.Find the missing coin. Which coin makes the total?Change from $1. Prices under $1.00, paid with a dollar.Change from $5. Prices under $5.00, change in coins and $1 bills.Change from $20. Count up from the price to $20.00.Pay with the money shown. Count the money paid, then find the change.Money left. You have $1.00 and spend some. How much is left?Name the coins. Write each coin’s name and value.Match the coins. Draw a line from each coin to its name and value.Heads or tails. Name each coin from its front or its back.Compare the money. Greater than, less than or equal, up to $1.00.Put amounts in order. Four amounts under $5.00, least to greatest.Next dollar up. How many dollars to pay for each price, up to $10.00.Is there enough money?. Coins and $1 bills against a price. Circle yes or no.Adding money. Two amounts under $10.00, lined up on the decimal point.Subtracting money. Amounts under $10.00, the larger amount on top.Adding and subtracting money. Mixed problems under $10.00. Watch the signs.
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Left empty, the sheet is titled "Counting Coins — All Coins", as the printed money sheets are.
8 counting problems · all coins · up to $1.00 · at most 8 coins and bills · worked example · with answer key · name line · border · logo
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8 counting problems · all coins · up to $1.00 · at most 8 coins and bills · worked example · with answer key · name line · border · logoUS Letter · print at 100%
Counting coins is a great follow up exercise when students know basic coin values and can use skills like skip counting to figure out how many coins add up to a particular value. Follow this up with mixed coins, and your second grade students will be well on their way to calculating the total amount of money represented by a hand full of loose change.
Follow these worksheets up with the Counting Money Worksheets to do similar calculations with bills, or mixtures of bills and coins.
It may be helpful print and cut out coins from the Play Money page as a physical aid if students struggle to complete some of these operations mentally.
