Money preschool craft

Preschoolers have yet to learn the actual value of money, but they have already developed a pretty good sense of money's intrinsic value. Many years ago when I was a teenage helper in Faith Roots (our church's preschool class), Miss Cheryon was teaching the children about giving in the offering. Holding one of the offering containers, she explained that all the money put in this container goes to little boys and girls that don't know about Jesus yet. With dollar signs in his eyes, one little…

FREE printable Piggy Bank Coin Matching activity to teach children to recognize coins and their value in cents.

Money, money, money! I have a really fun way for kids to keep track of their dimes and quarters today with our Water Bottle Piggy Banks Craft! Having older kids, money is now kind of

It's hard to get young children (and even some older ones!) to understand the concept of money. How much it is worth, what the different values are, even how those values can be exchanged for

Homeschooling mom and engineer with a passion for STEM education.

If there’s one thing I wish I’d learned more about when I was growing up it’s money. Or perhaps I simply didn’t pay enough attention to any of life’s lessons about it along the way, because to this day I still wonder where all my money has gone when I arrive at the checkout and there’s not enough left in our account for my enormous trolley full of groceries. I’m hoping that

Download this free math printable and have fun with this beginning math activity! Kids will love to feed the piggy & learn about counting, addition, & more!

This simple to make money sensory bag can be used as a fun play activity or with a math unit study for the home or the classroom.