Practice counting change. Pennies, Nickels, Dimes, Quarters.

Also, you may use coins with amounts written on the coin, coin names, the back of coins, or Canadian coins.

 

LESSON LEARNED     Practice counting change.		OTHER SKILLS REINFORCED Subtraction		SUGGESTED GRADE LEVELS   2+ Special Education Multiple levels.

 

Suggested Money Lesson Plan for this Worksheet   Teach your students how to identify and count coins and the value of each coin type.    .

WORKSHEET Instructions   The first column of the worksheet is the change your student has.  The next column is the cost of an item he or she is buying.   Students should fill in the next two columns.  First calculate the amount of change that should be given based on the cost.  Then students should calculate the change that would be given in return.   You may make the activity more challenging by requiring the students to pick the change that would require the smallest amount of change in return.

WORKSHEET

BASIC MAKING CHANGE WORKSHEET

SELECT ALL COIN TYPES DESIRED:  Pennies   Nickels     Dimes      Quarters    Note - Requires FULL Membership

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