Your little ones will love this subtracting money activity. It is a simple introduction to subtracting coins and answering the question, “How much more?” It is football season, and my little five-year-old is loving playing football with his older brothers. So when I noticed that...
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Can you make it all the way around the board and not spend all your money? This no-prep game gets children subtracting with money. They start at $10 and “buy” toys as they move around the board. Who will have the most money at the...
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Your kids will love playing this counting coins game. You will love that it is no-prep and works on money skills while they are having fun. You may also want to check out these other games that build new math skills. Get the FREE printable...
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Many children enjoy coloring, and these adding money worksheets allow children to do just that. The students solve adding money problems, and color in all the pictures that equal the same amount. You can get this free printable by clicking on the blue button at...
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These counting coin worksheets have a fun twist. Children have to use clues to figure out which box is the mystery box. These clues include coin recognition and counting money. The free printable can be found at the END of this post. Click on the blue...
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This fun fall counting money game is an easy way to get 1st and 2nd graders counting coins and adding up money. It is also low prep! You can get the FREE printable by clicking on the teal button at the very end of the...
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Do your children struggle to figure out how to make change? Check out these counting change worksheets or task cards that allow children to practice this skill. They were just simple review questions. Questions that should be easy to solve, but ones he kept...
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“Is this the penny or is this the penny?” my kindergartner asked. I looked at him in amazement. The penny is the easiest coin!!!!! If he couldn’t identify a penny, I knew there was no way he would be able to name any coin. We...
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Work on coin identification, counting money, and patterns with these colorful calendar pieces for elementary students in first and second grade. Life has been crazy lately with a vacation, wedding, and then trying to get back into our regular routine. One of those is...
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This fun money game gets little ones to practice coin recognition and coin values as they race to be the first to get to 100. My first grader has hit the money section in his math book!! I’m excited about this unit as it is...
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