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COUNTING MONEY - COUNT COINS

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Our basic counting money worksheet. Practice counting money by counting coins. Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, Quarters.  Also, you may use coins with amounts written on the coin, coin names, the back of coins, Canadian coins (including the dollar coins, the loonie and toonie), Euro coins, and British coins.  Mix coin fronts and backs - heads and tails.  Choose currency in either cents or dollars.

 

LESSON LEARNED

 

 

Coin identification.

Counting Money

 
 

OTHER SKILLS REINFORCED

Counting

 
 

STUDENT GRADE LEVELS

 

pre-K to 2+

Preschool Kindergarten First Grade Second Grade Third Grade Children Special Education
 

 

Suggested Money Lesson Plan for this Worksheet

 

Teach your students how to correctly identify and count coins and the value of each coin type. 

WORKSHEET Instructions

 

Have students place an "X" on the coins that add up to total the amount given. 

 

This worksheet may be adjusted according to the skill level of your students.  For students just beginning counting money and counting coins, configure the worksheet to use only one type of coin (such as all pennies).  Then slowly add additional types of coins.  More advanced students may increase the number of coins, and also identify all types of coins.  Also, change to coin values or coin names, or reverse the coin value order.

 

Multiple currencies are available.  If you need a particular currency that is not available, please send us a suggestion by using the link at the bottom of this page.

 

 

 

WORKSHEET

 

BASIC COIN COUNTING WORKSHEET

 

SELECT ALL COIN TYPES DESIRED:

Select the coins you would like

on the worksheet.

 Pennies 

 Nickels   

 Dimes    

 Quarters 

 

 

  

 

CUSTOM WORKSHEET

Create a more difficult, or easier worksheet to stress specific coin types.   Practice counting money by focusing on specific coins, or use multiple types. Also change coin value order (greater to smaller or reverse).  Multiple currency selections.

 

 

 

SELECT ALL COIN TYPES DESIRED:

Select the coins you would like

on the worksheet.

 Pennies 

 Nickels   

 Dimes    

 Quarters 

 

For Canadian and British currency ONLY

 Dollar Coin  (Loonie, One Pound) 

 2 Dollar Coin  (Toonie, Two Pounds)

 

 

Maximum number of questions

 

 

Number Format

Choose to display the amount in either

cents or dollars (for example $1.00).

 

Coin Values Large to Small?

Select box to reverse coin values so they appear from

larger to smaller in value.

 

Maximum amount allowed is  Cents

Select the maximum amount to be shown, in cents.

 

Show question numbers?

 

 

 

Coin Type

You may select ONE currency type per worksheet.

 

STANDARD US COINS:

Normal Coin Front    

 

Coin Backs  

 

Names

Amount

ALTERNATE VERSION:

 

Alternate  - Color

 

Alternate B/W 

 

Alternate  Backs - Color

 

Alternate Backs B/W 

 

Mixed Front AND Back- Color

 

Mixed Front AND Back -  B/W 

FOREIGN CURRENCIES:

 

 

Euros 

 

 

British Coins 

 

Canadian Coins 

 

Note - some coin types are larger,

so you may need to reduce the number of

questions per page.

 

 

 

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* Count Coins (all coins - other version)

 

 

 

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You may come back to these worksheet links more than once if your

students are having trouble mastering this concept, since

these are RANDOM worksheets. Every time you choose the

link (or press "refresh" on your browser) a NEW worksheet will be generated.

 

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