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Kindergarten Money Worksheets
Kindergarten Math Worksheets PDF or hard copy.
- match coins to their names
- match coins to their values
- count coins (how much money is in the picture?).
- make the given amount using different coins
- 25 pages
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Description
Counting Coins Worksheets Kindergarten
Our printable kindergarten coins worksheets are the perfect solution for parents and teachers who want to help children learn about money quickly and confidently. The kindergarten math worksheets are available as PDF files or hard-copy workbooks.
Colorful and engaging worksheets help children learn to identify coins and improve their counting skills. The 25-page set teaches children the values of coins and bills, such as pennies, nickels, and dimes. Kids also enhance their counting skills and solve word problems related to money math.
Our worksheets are not just about theoretical learning; they equip children with practical skills they can confidently apply in real-life situations.
Our worksheets are available in PDF or hard copy format, making them accessible to everyone.
Our team of experienced educators meticulously designed these worksheets to help children develop strong money management skills they can use for life.
So, if you want to make learning about money a fun and easy experience for your child, order our printable kindergarten math worksheets today! We are confident that these worksheets will give your child the gift of financial literacy.
25 pages
Other Topic-Related Math Worksheets for Kindergarten:
- Addition and Subtraction (age 5+)
- Numbers on a Number Line (age 5+)
- Number Bonds. Equations (age 5+)
- Compare Objects and Numbers. Inequalities (age 5+)
- Skip-counting on a Number Line (age 5+)
- Tens and Ones. Number Sequences (age 5+)
- Time and Clock (age 5+)
- Logic Problems (age 5+)
Nataly –
Lisa –
Natalie –
Great worksheets! Easy to use, different coins, colorful.
My granddaughter likes it a lot
Svetlana –
Money Worksheets for Kindergartens and Preschoolers (Ages 5+) is an excellent resource for young learners. As a parent, I appreciate how the book introduces financial concepts in a fun and engaging way suitable for children as young as 5 years old. The colorful illustrations and simple language make it easy for kids to grasp fundamental ideas about money, such as saving, spending, and sharing. I particularly enjoyed how the book includes relatable scenarios and activities that encourage children to apply what they’ve learned in real life. Overall, “Money ” is a valuable tool for teaching young children about the importance of money management and financial literacy. Highly recommended for parents and educators alike!