Coin worksheets first grade

These coin worksheets are great way to practice identifying the various coins. Students get to practice identifying the front, back, and amount of coins using various worksheets.

From identifying coins to money word problems, know exactly what to teach when and how to differentiate your lessons. Tried and approved teaching strategies.

Item description One of our Math Curriculum Downloads. Here is what you get! 25 Printable Circle the Correct Amount of Money Worksheets. Coins and bills included. Children will read the amount of money and then circle the correct coins or bills that equals that amount of money. Counting money includes: Coins: quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies up to 99 cents. Bills: dollar, five-dollar, ten-dollar, twenty-dollar, and fifty dollar bills up to $99.00. Prints a total of 25 pages. The…

Money worksheets for preschool and kindergarten including matching coins to their names, matching coins to their values, identifying coins and counting coins. U.S. pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters are used. Part of a collection of free and printable worksheets courtesy of K5 Learning; no login required.

Coins Pennies, Nickels & Dimes

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Money worksheets including making change, counting coins, comparing money and printable money PDF pages for first grade, second grade or third grade practice.

Penny Worksheets for Kindergarten are a valuable educational resource designed to engage young learners and enhance their understanding of basic math concepts. These worksheets focus on the subject of money and introduce children to the entity of a penny, allowing them to practice counting and identifying the value of this particular coin. Incorporating colorful visuals and age-appropriate activities, Penny Worksheets provide a fun and interactive way for kindergarteners to develop essential…

This week we have had so much fun learning about Dr. Seuss and reading his stories. Our school has dressed up everyday this week. Monday we wore red, white and black. Tuesday we wore our favorite color. We dressed wacky on Wednesday. Today we wore crazy socks, and I am the most excited about tomorrow! We get to wear pajamas! Our week has been packed full and I have been slack about taking pictures, but here are some of our kids from Wacky Wednesday. Here is what we have been up to this week…

Which coin is worth five cents? The nickel, of course! Teach your child about the five cent piece with a fun activity-filled worksheet.