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These printable money worksheets feature realistic coins and bills in problems for identifying coins, making change, counting coins, comparing amounts of money. They build foundational recognition and counting skills in Kindergarten and first grade to prepare for full money practice necessary to pass second grade.

Making Change


16 Money Worksheets

These worksheets allow kids to practice making change from a starting amount of money. There are worksheets that start with change from one dollar, progressing to change from whole dollars, and end with making change from dollars and cents.

Making Change
Making Change Money Worksheet

Counting Coins


56 Money Worksheets

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...

Counting Coins
Counting Coins Money Worksheet

Counting Money


56 Money Worksheets

Counting coin worksheets, including PDF practice 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...

Counting Money
Money Counting Worksheet

Comparing Money


16 Money Worksheets

Comparing money worksheets present two different amounts of money as coins and bills, and grade school students determine if they are greater than, less than or equal to each other.

Comparing Money
Money Comparing Worksheet

Coin Identification


4 Money Worksheets

These worksheets allow kids to practice coin identification using realistic images of the four most common US coins (quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies). Each printable PDF worksheet includes an answer key.

Coin Identification
Coin Identification Money Worksheet

Printable Play Money


11 Money Worksheets

These printable play money sheets can be cut up and used for classroom to teach money math, or as replacements for fake Monopoly money to make game play more realistic! PDF printables with coins and bill denominations from $1 to $100.

Printable Play Money
Money Printable Play Worksheet

Guide to the Money Worksheets

These free printable PDF money worksheets cover topics appropriate for early grade kids who are learning how to identify, count and compare physical money. As much as we think credit cards or digital transactions are becoming the new norm, the concept of money is best introduced to first and second grade students in a tangible form. These worksheets introduce several common money exercises, and they work well with the realistic printable money maniipulatives for hands-on exercises.

Learning Money Recognition Skills in Kindergarten

Kindergarten is a great time to introduce physical money and begin working on identification of coins and bills. The printable play money on this page also makes for a great scissor exercise, and the resulting paper currency can be used in games or imaginary play activities. Looking to replace that Monopoly money with something more educational? Try it out!

Counting Coins and Bills in First Grade

Starting in first grade, students should be able to not only identify denominations of coins, but also perform simple addition of coins and bills. First grade students may struggle still with combining whole dollars and cents (decimal arithmetic), but there are variations of the worksheets with counting coins only and counting money (bills) only that can ease this transition. From there, worksheets with coins and bills, including comparing money, are great practice for more advanced students

Making Change in Second Grade and Third Grade

Students in second and third grades should be very comfortable recognizing specific coins and bills, and they should know exactly what monetary value they correspond to.

These students should also be able to calculate the decimal value of combinations of coins and bills readily, and even start to make their own combinations of money from a decimal representation. The making change worksheets combine these concepts with simple decimal subtraction of monetary values.

Once students have reached this level of proficiency, they should feel comfortable tackling larger problems including exercises with $20, $50 and $100 bills.

Money Worksheets