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Money Coloring Pages, Volume 2
Eight more printable money coloring pages for kids — color a bank, a debit card, a wallet, a cash register, an ATM, a calculator, a money gift, and a globe with coins. A Full Membership perk that goes beyond the free Volume 1 set, introducing everyday money tools kids will recognize from real life.
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Printable money coloring pages, Volume 2
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What’s in the Set
Eight more money coloring pages
Volume 2 moves beyond piggy banks and coins to the everyday tools people use with money — a bank, a wallet, a card, a register, and more. Each page features one big, friendly picture with thick lines that are easy for little hands to color.
My Neighborhood Bank
Color the Card
What’s in the Wallet?
Ring It Up!
Using the ATM
Adding It All Up
A Money Gift
Money Around the World
In the Classroom
Color and learn about everyday money tools
These pages build on the money-vocabulary foundation from Volume 1, introducing the real-world tools kids see adults use every day — a bank, a wallet, a card, a register, and an ATM. Pair them with counting money lessons for a complete unit.
- Extend the money-coloring routine with new everyday money tools — a bank, a card, a wallet
- Introduce how people pay for things: cash from a wallet, a card at checkout, cash from an ATM
- Use the cash register and calculator pages alongside simple counting-money practice
- Start a conversation about giving money as a gift with the wrapped-gift page
- Use the globe page to talk about how every country has its own money
- Pair with Money Coloring Pages, Volume 1 for a full coloring set members can rotate through all year
Activity Ideas
Ways to use the coloring pages
Meet the Bank
Color the bank building, then talk about why families keep their money somewhere safe.
Cash, Card, or Both?
Color the wallet and the card, then ask: when do people use cash, and when do they use a card?
Play Store
Color the cash register, then set up a simple pretend store and ‘ring up’ a few items.
Try the ATM
Color the ATM page and explain how a card lets you get cash from a machine.
Add It Up
Color the calculator and coins, then practice a simple addition problem with real coins.
Money Around the World
Color the globe and talk about how other countries use different money than we do.
For Teachers & Parents
Printing & prep tips
These pages are made to be printed again and again — a few small choices make them last.
- Print on regular paper for everyday coloring, or cardstock for a sturdier keepsake.
- Crayons, colored pencils, and markers all work — no special supplies needed.
- Laminate a set and use dry-erase markers to color the pages again and again.
- Great for early finishers, calm-down corners, and substitute-teacher days.
- Black-and-white line art prints fast and is easy on the ink.
- Members can also grab the free Volume 1 set for a bigger rotating coloring library.
Common Questions
Money Coloring Pages, Volume 2 FAQ
Are these coloring pages free?
Volume 2 is a Money Instructor member perk — you’ll need a Full Membership sign-in to download these eight pages. The original eight-page set, Volume 1, is completely free.
What ages are these for?
The pages are designed for preschool through early elementary (about ages 4–9), the same age range as Volume 1.
Which pages are included?
Eight pages — a bank building, a debit card, a wallet, a cash register, an ATM, a calculator with coins, a wrapped money gift, and a globe with coins — each its own download.
Can I use these in my classroom?
Yes. Members can print as many copies as needed for their students. They pair well with counting money and classroom-economy lessons.
Are these real money or real cards?
No. The card, cash register, ATM, and coins are simple, clearly-drawn illustrations for coloring and learning — they are not real currency or a real payment card.
What do I need to print them?
Any home or school printer and regular paper. The pages are black-and-white line art, so they print quickly without using much ink.
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