Find here an unlimited supply of printable money worksheets for . The worksheets are highly customizable and available in both PDF and html formats.
You can include any of the common coins: the penny, nickel, dime, quarter, and half-dollar; plus one-dollar, five-dollar, and ten-dollar bills. You can limit the total money value to be less than $1 (the answers will be in cents), less than $2, less than $5, less than $10, less than $50, or less than $100.
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This interactive tool allows children to practice counting money or the teacher to illustrate how to count money using a whiteboard. By pushing the 'Automatic' button, you're given an amount of money to count. Alternatively you can drag any coins and bills to the workmat area yourself. The 'Total' button then reveals the correct answer.
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Money Worksheets
Welcome to the money worksheets page at Math-Drills.com where you will not be short-changed! This page includes Money worksheets for counting coins and for operations with Dollars, Euros, and Pounds.
Students encounter money early on, and they must be able to manage it themselves in their everyday lives and into adulthood. There are many activities that you can do related to counting, adding, and subtracting money, so save some coins or purchase some play money to complete some of the activities on the money math worksheets below.
The policies of the United States Mint and the European Central Bank allow us to use their coin images on our worksheets. The Canadian coin images are used with permission from the Royal Canadian Mint. Permission to use Australian currency coin designs was obtained from the Royal Australian Mint.
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Counting Coins Worksheets
This is a great place to start with younger students as they are likely to encounter coins before they encounter too many bills. Including children in money transactions helps them to develop important money management skills and has benefits in other math topics such as fractions.
Until everyone starts paying with their smart phones and microchips in their fingers, coins are still a thing. The U.S. Mint still makes billions of coins every year and children will probably encounter them very early on in their life. Knowing how much money you have in coins can be accomplished with a coin counting machine, or it can be accomplished with some mental math.
Counting U.S. Coins Counting U.S. Coins Counting U.S. Coins including Half and One Dollar Coins Counting Small Collections of U.S. Coins Counting Small Collections of U.S. Coins including Half and One Dollar Coins
Counting Sorted U.S. Coins Counting Sorted U.S. Coins Counting Small Collections of Sorted U.S. Coins
Counting Canadian Coins Counting Canadian Coins Counting Canadian Coins (No $) Counting Small Collections of Canadian Coins Counting Small Collections of Can. Coins (No $) Counting Canadian Coins Including 50 Cent Pieces
Counting Sorted Canadian Coins Counting Sorted Canadian Coins Counting Sorted Canadian Coins (No $) Counting Small Collections of Sorted Canadian Coins Counting Small Collections of Sorted Canadian Coins (No $)
No one likes their coins better than the U.K. With pockets full of eight different coin values, reinforced stitching on trouser pockets and handbags is common place. Learning to count all of these coins is a feat in itself, but the worksheets in this category should help.
Counting British Coins Counting British Coins Counting British Coins - No Pound Coins Counting Small Collections of British Coins Counting Small Collections of British Coins (No Pound Coins)
Counting Australian Coins Counting Australian Coins Counting Australian Coins (No Dollars) Counting Small Collections of Australian Coins Counting Small Collections of Australian Coins (No Dollars)
Counting Sorted Australian Coins Counting Sorted Australian Coins Counting Sorted Australian Coins (No Dollars) Counting Small Collections of Sorted Australian Coins Counting Small Collections of Sorted Australian Coins (No Dollars)
Counting Euro Coins Counting Euro Coins Counting Euro Coins (No 1 or 2 Cents) Counting Euro Coins (No 1 or 2 Euro Coins) Counting Euro Coins (Only 5, 10, 20 and 50 Cent Coins) Counting Small Collections of Euro Coins Counting Small Collections of Euro Coins (No 1 or 2 Cents) Counting Small Collections of Euro Coins (No 1 or 2 Euro coins) Counting Small Collections of Euro Coins (Only 5, 10, 20 and 50 Cent Coins)
Counting Sorted Euro Coins Counting Sorted Euro Coins Counting Sorted Euro Coins (No 1 or 2 Cents) Counting Sorted Euro Coins (No 1 or 2 Euro coins) Counting Small Collections of Sorted Euro Coins Counting Small Collections of Sorted Euro Coins (No 1 or 2 Cents) Counting Small Collections of Sorted Euro Coins (No 1 or 2 Euro coins)
Counting New Zealand Coins Counting New Zealand Coins (No Dollars) Counting New Zealand Coins Counting Small Collections of New Zealand Coins (No Dollars) Counting Small Collections of New Zealand Coins
Rounding Money Amounts
The next dollar up is a skill for young students who are not yet able to make change, but can determine how many dollars it will take to cover an amount. For example, if something is $5.45 in a store, then they would need to give $6 to cover that amount since the next dollar up from $5.45 is $6. Students should understand that any amount above zero after the decimal means they need to add another dollar to the number before the decimal in order to have enough to pay for the item. The rest of the worksheets in this section are general rounding questions involving dollar amounts.
Next Dollar Up (U.S. Version) Next Dollar Up (Amounts to $5 ) (U.S. Version) Next Dollar Up (Amounts to $10 ) (U.S. Version)
Next Dollar Up (Canadian Version) Next Dollar Up (Amounts to $5 ) ( Canadian Version) Next Dollar Up (Amounts to $10 ) ( Canadian Version)
Next Dollar Up (Australian Version) Next Dollar Up (Amounts to $5 ) ( Australian Version) Next Dollar Up (Amounts to $10 ) ( Australian Version)
Next Pound Up (U.K. Version) Next Pound Up (Amounts to £5 ) Next Pound Up (Amounts to £10 )
Rounding Dollar Amounts Rounding Dollar Amounts to the Nearest 5 Cents Rounding Dollar Amounts to the Nearest 10 Cents Rounding Dollar Amounts to the Nearest 20 Cents Rounding Dollar Amounts to the Nearest 25 Cents Rounding Dollar Amounts to the Nearest 50 Cents Rounding Dollar Amounts to the Nearest 1 Dollar Rounding Dollar Amounts to the Nearest 2 Dollars Rounding Dollar Amounts to the Nearest 5 Dollars
Rounding British Pound Amounts Rounding British Pound Amounts to the Nearest 5 Pence Rounding British Pound Amounts to the Nearest 10 Pence Rounding British Pound Amounts to the Nearest 20 Pence Rounding British Pound Amounts to the Nearest 25 Pence Rounding British Pound Amounts to the Nearest 50 Pence Rounding British Pound Amounts to the Nearest 1 Pound Rounding British Pound Amounts to the Nearest 2 Pounds Rounding British Pound Amounts to the Nearest 5 Pounds
Rounding Euro Amounts Rounding Euro Amounts to the Nearest 5 Cents Rounding Euro Amounts to the Nearest 10 Cents Rounding Euro Amounts to the Nearest 20 Cents Rounding Euro Amounts to the Nearest 25 Cents Rounding Euro Amounts to the Nearest 50 Cents Rounding Euro Amounts to the Nearest 1 Euro Rounding Euro Amounts to the Nearest 2 Euros Rounding Euro Amounts to the Nearest 5 Euros
Adding and Subtracting Money
Adding money amounts is a nice way to gently move students into thinking about decimals and what a great opportunity to use some manipulatives. Students generally perform better with math that has meaning. Decimal numbers to hundredths have most likely been in students' lives since very early on as stores display prices, parents comment about the prices to help develop critical thinking in their children, so if there is one decimal that students understand well, it is money. They sometimes have trouble relating it to paper and pencil which is why manipulatives come in handy. Play money is a little cheaper than real money and doesn't disappear quite as quickly.
Adding Money Amounts with Increments Specifically for U.S. Canadian Currencies Adding With Amounts up to $10 Adding With Amounts up to $100 Adding in Increments of 50 Cents ($) Adding in Increments of 25 Cents ($) Adding in Increments of 10 Cents ($) Adding in Increments of 5 Cents ($)
Adding Money Amounts with Increments Specifically for British Currency Adding With Amounts up to £10 Adding With Amounts up to £100 Adding Increments of 50 Pence (£) Adding Increments of 20 Pence (£) Adding Increments of 10 Pence (£) Adding Increments of 5 Pence (£) Adding Increments of 2 Pence (£)
Adding Money Amounts with Increments Specifically for Australian and New Zealand Currencies Adding With Amounts up to $10 Adding With Amounts up to $100 Adding Increments of 50 Cents ($) Adding Increments of 20 Cents ($) Adding Increments of 10 Cents ($) Adding Increments of 5 Cents ($)
Adding Money Amounts with Increments Specifically for Euro Currency Adding With Amounts up to €10 Adding With Amounts up to €100 Adding Increments of 50 Euro Cents Adding Increments of 20 Euro Cents Adding Increments of 10 Euro Cents Adding Increments of 5 Euro Cents Adding Increments of 2 Euro Cents
The strategy of choice for subtracting money is the counting up strategy. It works especially well for giving change from whole dollar/Pound/Euro amounts. Following is an example of how it works. Let's say the bill at the grocery store came out to $13.46 and the cashier was presented with a $20.00 bill and for some odd reason, the monitor on his cash machine had a crack in it that obscured the amount of change to give. What would he do?! The first thing to do is to take four cents out of the drawer because he needs to add the $13.46 to an unknown amount to make $20, and four cents will bring the $13.46 up to $13.50 which makes things rounder and, for most, a little easier. Next, he needs to pull out two quarters to bring the amount up to $14 even. He can then remove a dollar bill to make the amount $15, and finally pull out a $5 bill to count up to $20. Now, if he wanted to know how much change he gave, he just needs to think back to what he pulled out of the drawer: $5 + $1 + $0.50 + $0.04 = $6.54.
Subtracting Money Amounts with Increments Specifically for U.S. and Canadian Currencies Subtracting With Amounts up to $10 Subtracting With Amounts up to $100 Subtracting in Increments of 50 Cents ($) Subtracting in Increments of 25 Cents ($) Subtracting in Increments of 10 Cents ($) Subtracting in Increments of 5 Cents ($)
Subtracting Money Amounts with Increments Specifically for British Currency Subtracting With Amounts up to £10 Subtracting With Amounts up to £100 Subtracting Increments of 50 Pence (£) Subtracting Increments of 20 Pence (£) Subtracting Increments of 10 Pence (£) Subtracting Increments of 5 Pence (£) Subtracting Increments of 2 Pence (£)
Subtracting Money Amounts with Increments Specifically for Australian and New Zealand Currencies Subtracting With Amounts up to $10 Subtracting With Amounts up to $100 Subtracting Increments of 50 Cents ($) Subtracting Increments of 20 Cents ($) Subtracting Increments of 10 Cents ($) Subtracting Increments of 5 Cents ($)
Subtracting Money Amounts with Increments Specifically for Euro Currency Subtracting With Amounts up to 10 € Subtracting With Amounts up to 100 € Subtracting Increments of 50 Euro Cents (€) Subtracting Increments of 20 Euro Cents (€) Subtracting Increments of 10 Euro Cents (€) Subtracting Increments of 5 Euro Cents (€) Subtracting Increments of 2 Euro Cents (€)
Adding and Subtracting Money Amounts with Increments Specifically for U.S. and Canadian Currencies Adding & Subtracting With Amounts up to $10 Adding & Subtracting With Amounts up to $100 Adding & Subtracting in Increments of 50 Cents ($) Adding & Subtracting in Increments of 25 Cents ($) Adding & Subtracting in Increments of 20 Cents ($) Adding & Subtracting in Increments of 10 Cents ($) Adding & Subtracting in Increments of 5 Cents ($)
Adding and Subtracting Money Amounts with Increments Specifically for British Currency Adding & Subtracting With Amounts up to £10 Adding & Subtracting With Amounts up to £100 Adding & Subtracting Increments of 50 Pence (£) Adding & Subtracting Increments of 20 Pence (£) Adding & Subtracting Increments of 10 Pence (£) Adding & Subtracting Increments of 5 Pence (£) Adding & Subtracting Increments of 2 Pence (£)
Adding and Subtracting Money Amounts with Increments Specifically for Australian and New Zealand Currencies Adding & Subtracting With Amounts up to $10 Adding & Subtracting With Amounts up to $100 Adding & Subtracting in Increments of 50 Cents ($) Adding & Subtracting in Increments of 20 Cents ($) Adding & Subtracting in Increments of 10 Cents ($) Adding & Subtracting in Increments of 5 Cents ($)
Adding and Subtracting Money Amounts with Increments Specifically for European Currency Adding & Subtracting With Amounts up to 10 € Adding & Subtracting With Amounts up to 100 € Adding & Subtracting Increments of 50 Euro Cents (€) Adding & Subtracting Increments of 20 Euro Cents (€) Adding & Subtracting Increments of 10 Euro Cents (€) Adding & Subtracting Increments of 5 Euro Cents (€) Adding & Subtracting Increments of 2 Euro Cents (€)
Making change from bills and notes worksheets.
Making Change from U.S. Bills Making Change from U.S. $1 Bills Making Change from U.S. $5 Bills Making Change from U.S. $10 Bills Making Change from U.S. $20 Bills Making Change from U.S. $50 Bills Making Change from U.S. $100 Bills
Making Change from Mixed U.S. Bills Making Change from U.S. Bills up to $5 Making Change from U.S. Bills up to $10 Making Change from U.S. Bills up to $20 Making Change from U.S. Bills up to $50 Making Change from U.S. Bills up to $100
Making Change from Canadian Bills Making Change from Canadian $5 Bills Making Change from Canadian $10 Bills Making Change from Canadian $20 Bills Making Change from Canadian $50 Bills Making Change from Canadian $100 Bills
Making Change from Mixed Canadian Bills Making Change from Canadian Bills up to $10 Making Change from Canadian Bills up to $20 Making Change from Canadian Bills up to $50 Making Change from Canadian Bills up to $100
Making Change from Euro Notes Making Change from Euro €5 Notes Making Change from Euro €10 Notes Making Change from Euro €20 Notes Making Change from Euro €50 Notes Making Change from Euro €100 Notes Making Change from Euro €200 Notes
Making Change from Mixed Euro Notes Making Change from Euro Notes up to €10 Making Change from Euro Notes up to €20 Making Change from Euro Notes up to €50 Making Change from Euro Notes up to €100 Making Change from Euro Notes up to €200
Further worksheets will be released as soon as the Reserve Bank of New Zealand releases more banknotes from Series 7.
Making Change from New Zealand Banknotes Making Change from New Zealand $5 Banknotes Making Change from New Zealand $10 Banknotes
Making Change from Mixed New Zealand Banknotes Making Change from New Zealand Banknotes up to $10
The Bank of England sent us this response regarding our request for images: "Please note that the Bank of England does not provide images of notes." Therefore, we are unable to create making change math worksheets using Bank of England banknotes.
Multiplying and Dividing Money
It would be nice if our own money could multiply quite as nicely in our bank accounts as it does on these worksheets. Alas, we will have to settle with low interest rates multiplying our money over the span of decades. These multiplying money worksheets would go well with some money manipulatives. Simply make several piles of the same amount (the same number of piles as the multiplier), combine it all into one pile, regroup as much as possible (e.g. five ones into a five), and count up the results.
Multiplying Dollar Amounts by 1-Digit Multipliers (U.S. and Canada Version) Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 1 Cent by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 5 Cents by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 10 Cents by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 25 Cents by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 50 Cents by One-Digit Multipliers
Multiplying Dollar Amounts by 2-Digit Multipliers (U.S. and Canada Version) Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 1 Cent by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 5 Cents by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 10 Cents by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 25 Cents by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 50 Cents by Two-Digit Multipliers
Multiplying Pound Sterling Amounts by 1-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 1 Penny by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 2 Pence by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 5 Pence by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 10 Pence by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 20 Pence by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 50 Pence by One-Digit Multipliers
Multiplying Pound Sterling Amounts by 2-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 1 Penny by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 2 Pence by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 5 Pence by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 10 Pence by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 20 Pence by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 50 Pence by Two-Digit Multipliers
Multiplying Dollar Amounts by 1-Digit Multipliers (Australia and New Zealand Version) Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 1 Cent by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 5 Cents by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 10 Cents by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 20 Cents by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 50 Cents by One-Digit Multipliers
Multiplying Dollar Amounts by 2-Digit Multipliers (Australia and New Zealand Version) Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 1 Cent by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 5 Cents by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 10 Cents by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 20 Cents by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Dollar Amounts in Increments of 50 Cents by Two-Digit Multipliers
Multiplying Euro Amounts by 1-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Euro Amounts in Increments of 1 Cent by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Euro Amounts in Increments of 2 Cents by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Euro Amounts in Increments of 5 Cents by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Euro Amounts in Increments of 10 Cents by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Euro Amounts in Increments of 20 Cents by One-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Euro Amounts in Increments of 50 Cents by One-Digit Multipliers
Multiplying Euro Amounts by 2-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Euro Amounts in Increments of 1 Cent by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Euro Amounts in Increments of 2 Cents by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Euro Amounts in Increments of 5 Cents by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Euro Amounts in Increments of 10 Cents by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Euro Amounts in Increments of 20 Cents by Two-Digit Multipliers Multiplying Euro Amounts in Increments of 50 Cents by Two-Digit Multipliers
Dividing money amounts by whole numbers worksheets.
Dividing Dollar Amounts by 1-Digit Multipliers (U.S. and Canada Version) Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 1 Cent by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 5 Cents by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 10 Cents by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 20 Cents by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 25 Cents by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 50 Cents by One-Digit Divisors
Dividing Dollar Amounts by 2-Digit Multipliers (U.S. and Canada Version) Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 1 Cent by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 5 Cents by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 10 Cents by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 20 Cents by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 25 Cents by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 50 Cents by Two-Digit Divisors
Dividing Pound Sterling Amounts by 1-Digit Multipliers Dividing Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 1 Penny by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 2 Pence by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 5 Pence by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 10 Pence by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 20 Pence by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 50 Pence by One-Digit Divisors
Dividing Pound Sterling Amounts by 2-Digit Multipliers Dividing Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 1 Penny by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 2 Pence by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 5 Pence by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 10 Pence by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 20 Pence by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Pound Sterling Amounts in Increments of 50 Pence by Two-Digit Divisors
Dividing Dollar Amounts by 1-Digit Multipliers (Australia and New Zealand Version) Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 1 Cent by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 5 Cents by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 10 Cents by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 20 Cents by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 50 Cents by One-Digit Divisors
Dividing Dollar Amounts by 2-Digit Multipliers (Australia and New Zealand Version) Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 1 Cent by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 5 Cents by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 10 Cents by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 20 Cents by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Dollar Amounts in Increments of 50 Cents by Two-Digit Divisors
Dividing Euro Amounts by 1-Digit Multipliers Dividing Euro Amounts in Increments of 1 Cent by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Euro Amounts in Increments of 2 Cents by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Euro Amounts in Increments of 5 Cents by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Euro Amounts in Increments of 10 Cents by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Euro Amounts in Increments of 20 Cents by One-Digit Divisors Dividing Euro Amounts in Increments of 50 Cents by One-Digit Divisors
Dividing Euro Amounts by 2-Digit Multipliers Dividing Euro Amounts in Increments of 1 Cent by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Euro Amounts in Increments of 2 Cents by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Euro Amounts in Increments of 5 Cents by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Euro Amounts in Increments of 10 Cents by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Euro Amounts in Increments of 20 Cents by Two-Digit Divisors Dividing Euro Amounts in Increments of 50 Cents by Two-Digit Divisors
Here you will find a wide range of free printable Money Worksheets, which will help your child become more confident counting, adding and subtracting money.
Check out our Counting money worksheets or have some fun with our printable money riddles or Money games.
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Randomly Generated Money Worksheets
Printable Money Flashcards
Using flashcards is a great way to learn to count money in a fun and easy way.
The flashcards come complete with answers which can either be printed on the reverse of the flashcards, or they can be printed as a separate sheet for use in games like pairs.
Money Dominoes
These printable money dominoes are a great way to get kids to learn to count money in a motivating way.
The dominoes can be played or used by a single player, or they can be made into a multi-player game.
Kids Counting Money Dominoes
Counting Money Games
Here is our collection of counting money games for kids.
All of these games are suitable for kids aged from 1st grade and upwards.
Playing games is a great way to practice math skills in a fun way. Games also help to develop reasoning, thinking and memory.
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Money Worksheets
Here you will find our range of money worksheets, from first grade and upwards.
There is a choice of randomly generated worksheets for you to create or ready-made graded money worksheets.
Kindergarten Money Worksheets - Recognising coins
These kindergarten worksheets are all about recognising and counting coins: pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters.
The sheets involve recognising both faces of each coin.
Kindergarten Money Worksheets
1st Grade Counting Money Worksheets
Here you will find a range of Counting Money Printable Worksheets.
Using these sheets will help your child to:
recognise and know the values of the US coins;
add up dimes, nickels and pennies in cents.
All the free 1st Grade Math Worksheets in this section are informed by the Elementary Math Benchmarks for First Grade.
Free Math Money Worksheets - Counting same value coins
Counting Money Worksheets - Counting different coins
Money Word Problems for First Grade
Canadian Money Worksheets 1st Grade
1st Grade Money Riddles
Using puzzles is a great way to get children to learn about money in a fun and interesting way, and apply their counting money knowledge.
Using these 1st Grade money riddles will help your child to develop their money skills and their problem solving skills at the same time.
There are a range of sheets suitable for a range of abilities within 1st grade.
Money Math Worksheets - 1st Grade Money Riddles
2nd Grade Counting Money Worksheets
Here you will find a selection of First Grade Counting Money printable worksheets designed to help your child count different amounts of money using coins of the same value.
Using these sheets will help your child to:-
count by a range of coins up to $1;
add up quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies.
All the free Math Money worksheets in this section are support Elementary Math Benchmarks.
Money Worksheets for Kids to $1
Counting Quarters Worksheets
Money Worksheets Canada 2nd Grade
Counting Money Worksheets at 2nd Grade Math Salamanders
In this section you will find our counting money worksheets which will help your child count money amounts up to $10.
Using the sheets in this section will help your child to:
count out money amounts in $ and ¢;
use $ notation to write down money amounts;
compare different amounts of money.
All the sheets in this section will help your child to become more confident with counting money.
Counting Money Worksheets up to $1
Counting Money Worksheets up to $2
Counting Money Worksheets to $10
Money Riddles & Challenges
The main difference between our money riddles and money challenges is that the challenges are generally more difficult to solve and will take longer to solve.
The puzzles are a great money starter activity to get children thinking and puzzling out which the correct answer is out of a set number of choices. They are great for partner work too.
Money Riddles at 2nd Grade Math Salamanders
Using puzzles is a great way to get children to learn about money in a fun and interesting way.
Using these money riddles will help your child to develop their money skills and their problem solving skills at the same time.
There are a range of sheets suitable for a range of abilities.
Money Math Worksheets - Money Riddles
Money Challenges at 2nd Grade Math Salamanders
In our Money Challenge section you will find a lot of printable money challenges that you can use with your child.
Once children have mastered the basics of counting money amounts and know their coins, they are ready for a higher level of challenge.
The Money Challenges will help your child consolidate their money learning so far, and extend it further with some open-ended challenges.
Using these challenges will help your child to:
apply their existing skills to solve problems;
develop their problem solving and thinking skills.
Using these sheets will help to extend your child's math learning.
Free Printable Money Worksheets - Challenges
More Money Challenges
On this webpage, you will find our 3rd and 4th Grade Money Challenges.
These challenges involve solving money problems and are a great way for kids to develop their reasoning skills and practice their counting money at the same time.
3rd Grade Money Challenges
4th Grade Money Challenges
Adding & Subtracting Money Worksheets
Here is our collection of adding and subtracting money worksheets for kids.
The following worksheets involve children adding and subtracting a range of money amounts.
Money Worksheets (randomly generated)
Here you will find our random generator to create your very own money worksheets.
You can choose what value you wish go up to, and whether you want to add or subtract money amounts.
You can choose the number of questions you would like, and what currency symbol you want to use.
The Money Worksheet generator below will create horizontal money problems with a wide range of choice of money values.
This generator will create money addition worksheets set out in columns.
Adding Money Worksheets
This generator will create money subtraction worksheets set out in columns.
Subtracting Money Worksheets
This money worksheet generator below will create a range of money problems in columns to add and subtract in a range of currencies.
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Money Column Addition Worksheets
Here you will find a selection of Column Addition Money sheets designed to help your child add different amounts of money.
add up a range of money amounts involving decimals.
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Money Column Subtraction Worksheets
Here you will find a selection of Column Subtraction Money sheets designed to help your child subtract different amounts of money.
subtract a range of money amounts involving decimals.
Money Subtraction Worksheets ($)
Money Subtraction Worksheets UK (£ )
Money Multiplication & Division Worksheets
Money Multiplication Worksheets Generator
Long Division with Money (randomly generated)
Percentage of Money Amounts
Often when we are studying percentages, we look at them in the context of money.
The sheets on this page are all about finding percentages of different amounts of money.
Money Percentage Worksheets
Money Worksheets for Other Countries
As well as the US, we have a range of counting money worksheets for the UK, Australia and Canada.
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These money word problems worksheets engage students with real world problems and applications of math skills. The problems are grouped by addition and subtraction (appropriate for second or third grade students), or multiplication and division (appropriate for fourth or fifth grade students who have mastered decimal division), or combinations of all four operations. Click one of the buttons below to view the individual worksheets in each set.
Addition and Subtraction
28 money word problems worksheets.
Addition and subtraction word problems for money.
Multiplication and Division
20 money word problems worksheets.
Introductory word problems for multiplication and division.
Mixed Operation Money Word Problems
16 money word problems worksheets.
Mixed operation word problems with money.
Addition and Subtraction with Extra Facts
Addition and subtraction word problems for money with extra unused facts in the problem.
Multiplication and Division with Extra Facts
Word problems for money multiplication and division with extra unused facts in the problem.
Mixed Operation Money Word Problems with Extra Facts
Mixed operation word problems with money with extra unused facts in the problem.
Word Problems to Introduce Money Skills
Money is a powerful and familiar application of basic math operations, and the money story problem worksheets on this page are perfect for grade school age children to start putting their basic arithmetic skills to work.
The worksheets start with sets that have exactly the information needed to solve particular money word problems, but an important skill is to learn to identify excess or unused facts in the problem description. Because money problems in the real world appear in the context of lots of information you may not need to solve a problem, recognizing what information is important is often as critical a skill as being able to do the basic arithmetic. The money word problems worksheets marked as having 'extra facts' on this page are appropriate for 3rd or 4th grade students who can confidently solve other problems.
The word problems are grouped into sets focusing on addition and subtraction, or multiplication and division, or combinations of all four operations. If you are learning basic math facts, worksheets appropriate to the operations you are working on may help solidify concepts and can be used alongside math fact practice for extra support. Because these are all money story problems, they typically involve both dollars and cents, so students will need some familiarity with decimal arithmetic to solve them.
For a visual introduction to money, check out the Money Worksheets page, which includes Making Change and a really nice set of Printable Play Money that can be a great manipulative aid when solving money word problems and more!
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Printable Money Worksheets
Ready to make learning about money fun for kids? Give our printable money worksheets a try! Kids will get familiar with different coins (like pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters) and bills while learning their values. They will also master skills like comparing amounts, making amounts using coins and bills, ... Read more and solving money-related word problems. The best part? By calculating change or identifying costlier items, kids learn real-world money math along the way! Must try! Start now for free!
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Identify Coins Worksheets
Counting Coins of the Same Type Worksheet
This worksheet focuses on sharpening your child's skills in counting pennies, nickels, and dimes.
Make Amounts Using Nickels Worksheet
Interactive worksheet on combining nickels to form various amounts in the Penny, Nickel, and Dime topic.
Counting Dimes Worksheet
A worksheet focused on teaching students how to count and calculate the value of dimes.
Make Amounts Using Dimes Worksheet
Learn to create different amounts using dimes with this fun, interactive worksheet!
Counting Money Worksheets
Add Dimes to Write the Total Amount Worksheet
Print this worksheet to practice adding dimes to write the total amount.
Count All Pennies Worksheet
Boost your ability to count pennies by printing this playful worksheet.
Add Coins to Write the Total Amount Worksheet
Pack your math practice time with fun by adding coins to write the total amount.
Add Money to Write the Total Amount Worksheet
Be on your way to become a mathematician by practicing to add money to write the total amount.
Compare Money Worksheets
Compare Amount Worksheet
Assess your math skills by comparing amounts in this worksheet.
Compare Amounts of Money Worksheet
Learners must compare amounts of money to enhance their math skills.
Make Enough Money Worksheet
Combine math learning with adventure by solving to make enough money.
Guess the Costlier Item Worksheet
Put your skills to the test by guessing the costlier item.
Add And Subtract Money Worksheets
Guess the Amount Using Same Types of Coins Worksheet
Reveal the secrets of math wizardry by guessing the amount using the same types of coins.
Add Up Bills of the Same Type Worksheet
Dive into this fun-filled printable worksheet by practicing to add up bills of the same type.
Values of Sets of Bills Worksheet
Reveal the secrets of math wizardry by practicing values of sets of bills.
Write the Value of a Set of Coins Worksheet
Make math practice a joyride by solving problems to write the value of a set of coins.
Multiply and Divide Money Worksheets
Coin Multiplication
Calculate money amounts using coins and write multiplication sentences in this worksheet.
Divide Money Word Problems Worksheet
Practice division skills with this worksheet featuring realistic word problems involving monetary transactions.
Grocery Shopping Money Problems
Solve each word problem on money and find the correct answer in this engaging worksheet.
Word Problems on Dividing Money Worksheet
An engaging worksheet tackling real-life scenarios through word problems on dividing money.
All Money Worksheets
Make Amounts Using Pennies Worksheet
Learn to calculate and make various amounts using pennies with this engaging worksheet!
Comparing Bills Worksheet
A worksheet designed to enhance skills in analyzing and comparing different monetary values in the form of bills.
Check the Solution
Oolzoo and Hoppy used multiplication to find amounts. Check their calculations in this worksheet.
Making Amounts Smaller than 25 Cents Worksheet
This worksheet involves exercises on creating various amounts less than 25 cents using pennies, nickels, and dimes.
Comparing Coins Worksheet
A fun-filled worksheet to enhance kids' skills in comparing and identifying different coins.
Find Prices
Find prices for given item quantities by multiplying amounts in this price calculation worksheet.
Identify Coins & Values Worksheet
Solidify your math skills by practicing to identify coins & values.
Comparing Coins and Bills Worksheet
Interactive worksheet for kids to learn and compare the values of coins and bills.
Match Money
Match each multiplication with its correct amount in this money-focused worksheet.
Draw Coins Worksheet
Reinforce math concepts by practicing to draw coins.
Comparing Same Bills Worksheet
A worksheet designed to enhance understanding of monetary value through comparing and analyzing identical bills.
Distribute Money
Divide the total amount of money equally into jars and write the amount on each jar in this sharing worksheet.
Count the Coins to Answer Worksheet
Learners must count the coins correctly to enhance their math skills.
Guess the Amount Using Different Types of Coins Worksheet
Reinforce math concepts by guessing the amount using different types of coins.
Comparing Same Coins Worksheet
This worksheet is designed to helps kids master comparing values of same coins in a fun way!
Money Expressions
Match each scenario with the correct expression in this problem-solving worksheet based on money.
Identify the Coin Worksheet
Dive into this fun-filled printable worksheet by practicing to identify the coin.
Guess the Amount Using Same Types of Bills Worksheet
Learn to guess the amount using the same types of bills with this worksheet.
Greatest Amount with Bills Worksheet
A worksheet on comparing money values by determining the greatest amount with bills.
School Supplies Money Problems
Solve word problems on school supplies and money to find answers in this practical worksheet.
Count One Dollar Coins Worksheet
Master coin identification with this engaging worksheet on counting one dollar coins.
Guess the Amount Using Different Types of Bills Worksheet
This worksheet will help you practice guessing the amount using different types of bills.
Greatest Amount with Coins Worksheet
This worksheet helps students compare money by identifying the greatest amount with coins.
Enough Money
Identify if Sam can buy items in each case with a $100 bill in this budgeting worksheet.
Count the Dimes Worksheet
This worksheet will enhance your child's ability to identify and count dimes as part of learning about different coins.
Identify the Amount of Money Worksheet
Dive into this fun-filled printable worksheet by practicing to identify the amount of money.
Least Amount with Bills Worksheet
This worksheet enhances skills in comparing money through identifying the least amount with bills.
Party Money Problems
Solve party planning word problems and find costs by choosing the right expressions in this worksheet.
Browse Our Comprehensive Collection of Printable Money Worksheets!
Explore our well-curated collection of money worksheets for kids aligned with the Common Core Standards. In math , money worksheets help kids learn about coins, bills, and their values in a simple and effective manner.
Money, an essential component of financial literacy, is important in teaching children the basics of currency, denominations (coins and bills), counting, etc. This knowledge prepares kids for real-world scenarios where they have to compare prices or calculate change. Our worksheets cover everything from identifying coins and bills to finding the total amount. We ensure kids enjoy solving every exercise!
Crafted by our team of expert teachers, SplashLearn's easy money worksheets are the perfect tool for teachers and parents to identify kids’ learning challenges and provide them a fun way to revisit concepts learned in the classroom.
With these money practice worksheets, kids can draw coins, learn to identify pennies, dimes, and nickels along with their values, enjoy adding amounts to find the total, and much more. Let’s explore!
Topics Covered in Math Money Worksheets across Different Grades
Our extensive collection of learning money worksheets introduces children to the various concepts associated with different coins and bills. Let’s take a grade-wise overview.
• Identifying coins and values
• Counting coins of the same kind
• Counting pennies, nickels, and dimes
• Identifying coins and bills
• Identifying values of coins and bills
• Counting money (counting dimes, counting one dollar coins)
• Comparing money with coins (penny, nickel, dime)
• Identifying coins and bills
• Identifying values of coins and bills
• Making amounts using coins and bills
• Exchanging coins and bills
• Counting money
• Comparing money with coins (penny, nickel, dime)
• Identifying coins and bills
• Comparing amounts
• Counting money (finding the total amount, making a dollar, exchanging coins and bills, etc.)
Benefits of Money Worksheets for Kids
Identifying Coins and Bills: Money learning worksheets provide a structured approach to help kids grasp the intricacies of currency, from recognizing coins and their values to making change.
Counting Money: These practice exercises improve kids’ skills in different money operations, like calculating the total amount, providing practical applications, and boosting their confidence.
Real-World Applications: Our collection of learning about money worksheets encourages hands-on learning, allowing children to apply their knowledge in real-life scenarios, such as calculating change, finding the total price, comparing amounts, etc.
What Are the Best 5 Money Math Worksheets for Kids?
Sharing 5 thoughtfully selected fun money worksheets where you will better understand the types of coin and bills exercises included in these printables:
Use Coins to Make Different Amounts Worksheet
Math Worksheet — Match Coins with Their Values
Exchanging Coins Worksheet
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Money Word Problems Worksheets
Related Pages Math Worksheets Lessons for First Grade Free Printable Worksheets
In these free math worksheets, students learn to solve money word problems.
There are four sets of money word problems worksheets: Money Word Problems (quarters, dimes, nickels, & pennies) Money Word Problems (dollar bills) Money Word Problems (change for $1) Money Word Problems (up to $100)
How to money word problems? Answering money word problems involves breaking down the problem, identifying the key information, and using basic arithmetic to find the solution. Here’s a step-by-step guide on how to approach and answer money word problems:
Read the Problem Carefully: Start by carefully reading the entire word problem. Understand the context and what is being asked.
Identify the Given Information: Identify the information provided in the problem. Look for amounts of money, quantities of items, and any other numerical data.
Determine the Unknown: Identify what the problem is asking you to find. Is it the total cost, change, remaining amount, or some other value?
Translate Words into Math: Translate the given information and the unknown into mathematical expressions or equations. Use variables for unknowns if necessary.
Choose the Appropriate Operation: Determine which mathematical operation (addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division) is needed to solve the problem based on the context.
Perform the Calculation: Use the chosen operation to perform the calculation. Pay attention to units (e.g., dollars and cents) and ensure your answer makes sense in the context of the problem.
Check Your Answer: After finding a solution, check if it makes sense in the context of the problem. Ensure your answer is reasonable and meets the conditions provided.
Write a Clear and Concise Answer: Express your final answer clearly, using appropriate units. If the problem asks for an amount of money, represent it in dollars and cents.
Example: Problem: Mia bought a toy for $15. She paid with a $20 bill. How much change should Mia receive? Solution: Given Information: Mia spent $15, paid with a $20 bill. Unknown: Amount of change Mia should receive. Translate into Math: Change = Amount paid - Cost of the toy. Choose Operation: Subtraction (20 - 15). Perform Calculation: 20 − 15 = 5 Check Answer: The change is $5, which is reasonable given the cost of the toy and the amount paid. Write Answer: Mia should receive $5 in change.
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Printable (Answers on the second page.) Money Word Problems Worksheet #1 (quarters, dimes, nickels, & pennies) Money Word Problems Worksheet #2 (quarters, dimes, nickels, & pennies)
Money Word Problems Worksheet #3 (dollar bills) Money Word Problems Worksheet #4 (dollar bills)
Money Word Problems Worksheet #5 (change for $1) Money Word Problems Worksheet #6 (change for $1)
Money Word Problems Worksheet #7 (up to $100) Money Word Problems Worksheet #8 (up to $100)
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16 Money Word Problems with Solutions and Answers (By Grade)
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Develop students’ money life skills plus work on math concepts with real-life money word problems with solutions and answers.
Bell ringers, math centers, classroom money pickles, daily warm-ups…you can sneak these money word problems with solutions and answers into your student’s day in lots of different ways.
Or, make them the highlight of your 30-minute personal finance session – use whatever time you’ve got.
The exciting thing about using money word problems and consumer math worksheets is you’re giving your students the chance to practice both math AND money life skills they’ll be able to use out in the wilds of the “real world” (like in the produce section of the super market).
Awesome! Let’s dig in.
Money Word Problems with Solutions and Answers
Money word problems can begin as early as 2 nd grade with simple addition and subtraction.
And they get increasingly more complex – two steps, then multiple steps, and more complex thinking – as students go through middle school and then high school.
We’ll start with the easier money word problems, and move into more complex ones, by grade.
Psst: do your students need a refresher on counting money or identifying coins? Here are free 2 nd grade money worksheets , 14 money counting games , and a bunch of free consumer math worksheets .
Money Word Problems Grade 3
While there’s no mention of money for Grade 3 Common Core Standards , you can relate several of the math standards to money word problems.
Teaching students math AND money life skills at the same time? #winning.
For example:
Number and Operations in Base Ten (CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.3.NBT.A.2) : Fluently add and subtract within 1000 using strategies and algorithms based on place value, properties of operations, and/or the relationship between addition and subtraction.
Operations and Algebraic Thinking (CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.3.OA.D.8) : Solve two-step word problems using the four operations. Represent these problems using equations with a letter standing for the unknown quantity. Assess the reasonableness of answers using mental computation and estimation strategies including rounding.
Here are some worksheets with money word problems to help your students practice these concepts.
1. Money Task Cards + Scavenger Hunt
This free set of money task cards each has mostly one-step money word problems on them.
You can cut them out, and do a scavenger hunt around the room to get students up and moving. OR, she has lots of other ideas for how to use them. There’s also a worksheet asking students to come up with their own money word problem using specific amounts.
Very helpful!
2. Money Shopping Word Problems
Scroll down on this page, and you’ll find a nice collection of shopping money word problem worksheets for free.
Students will work through:
Adding up the cost of ordered items from a menu
Calculating their change after an order
Calculating sales tax
They’ve also got some good free worksheets on Wage word problems, simple and compound interest calculation word problems, etc.
Hint: there’s worksheets in here for older grades, too.
Two-Step Money Word Problems for 3 rd Graders
You likely saw above that third graders are supposed to be doing two-step word problems.
Two-step money word problems require two calculations to complete them. They’re not entirely straightforward – your students will need to think things through a bit more before they can come up with the correct answer.
3. Money Within $100 Word Problems
Get your set of 5 free, two-step money word problems within $100. Each word problem has space to draw and work through the problem.
4. Simple Two-Step Money Word Problems
Here’s a three-page set of two-step money word problems that have students add up the total amount of spending, then figure out how much change they should get back.
There are spaces for students to work out each of the two steps.
Hint: this is a free set of money word problems, but you’ll need a free Teachers Pay Teachers account to access it.
5. August Problem Solving Path Worksheets
I just love the real-world approach this packet of word problems takes.
She includes a math journal for each problem (there is one money word problem, and the rest are word problems involving other common core standards for 3 rd graders), and a rubric on the math journal sheet so that you can easily grade based on your student’s work.
There’s both a US and a UK version.
6. Two Simple Two-Step Money Word Problems
And here’s another set of two-step money word problems for 2 nd -4 th graders. Again, kids are asked to add up the total cost of items purchased, then calculate how much change they would get back.
7. Can I Buy It? Word Problems
If you’re looking for an easier set of two-step word problems for your bunch of students, then you should check these out.
8. Mix of One-Step and Two-Step Money Word Problems
Here’s a simple worksheet that has a mix of both two-step and one-step money word problems for 3 rd graders. The theme is around ordering food items.
Money Word Problems with Solutions and Answers Grade 5
There are no Common Core State Standards for Mathematics (CCSSM) specifically for money math at the 5th grade level.
However, you can relate the math concepts in the CCSSM to real-life money scenarios with these money word problems.
Number and Operations in Base Ten (CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.5.NBT.B.5 – B.7) : Students should be able to perform operations with multi-digit whole numbers and decimals to the hundredths (which is an essential skill when working with money).
Operations and Algebraic Thinking (CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.5.OA.A.2) : Students should be able to understand and write expressions and equations and solve real-world and mathematical problems using addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.
1. Bertie’s Big Win
Students are tasked with figuring out how much money Bertie won through the lottery, based on the fractional amounts he spent on various things (like a house, a trip to space, a luxury yacht, etc.).
Answer sheet is included, which is good – because this is a tough one!
Hint: they say on the website that the 4 th grade versions of his money word problems are a bit easier than the 5 th grade ones, so you might want to try those if this seems too hard for your class.
2. YMI’s Healthy Meal, Healthy Budget Worksheets
Grab your free teaching kit (for grades 3-5, then 6-8) that pairs healthy eating lessons with 5 money math word problems you’d find in the real world.
For example, the first word problem asks students to plan a meal for two people using chicken tenders as the base. They’re given the serving size for each person, then two different options to buy and asked to calculate which is the best money (by calculating the per-unit cost and then comparing that with what they get).
Answers and explanations are provided.
3. Mixed Practice Money Word Problems
Students are given three paragraphs describing a real-life scenario that is going to cost money. Then, students are asked a series of questions below it, and will need to use multiple kinds of calculations to solve them (subtraction, addition, multiplication, etc.).
4. Value Your Power Word Problems
Here’s a set of money math worksheets tied to electricity use in the household.
In the first activity, students are asked to decipher an electricity bill. They’ll chart the kilowatts used each month of the year, and then work through a series of questions based on that information (such as calculating an average monthly cost).
There’s also a Value Your Power Scoreboard worksheet students can take home as a family challenge.
Hint: it says it’s for 4 th grade – but I suspect these would be great for some 5 th grade students anyway.
5. Thanksgiving Dinner PBL
This project for grades 3-5 starts with the following driving question:
“ I need to feed my family of six for Thanksgiving. For my meal I need an appetizer, main dish, two side dishes, a dessert, and a drink (at least). I have $175 to spend on all the ingredients and any decorations I may want. What should I make?”
Students are tasked with creating a meal plan, recipes, and a grocery list with prices.
Hint: you’ll need a free account on ShareMyLesson.com to download this free lesson plan and rubric.
Advanced Money Word Problems for Older Students
Got a group of high schoolers, or advanced middle schoolers to find money word problems for? These multi-step money word problems and money-thinkers might be just the thing.
Money Word Problem #1: Ad Sale Decode
Money Lesson : Ads aren't always truthful, or as good of a deal as they first seem.
Norgay Sherpa, a mighty Everest climber who has personally climbed to the top of Everest three times (called summitting), saw a television commercial for a pair of Black Diamond Trail Pro Shock Trekking Poles. They have non-slip grips + are collapsible (something that would be very helpful on future climbs).
He wants to purchase them, but is confused about how much his total cost will be. Here are the details for a pair of trekking poles:
Two easy payments of $127.05
$9.95 Shipping & Handling
Get one extra pair free (an incredible deal!), just pay Shipping & Handling (S&H)
What is Sherpa Norgay's total cost going to be?
Answer : $274. How you get there is adding the two “easy payments” of $127.05 + $127.05 + $9.95 S&H + $9.95 S&H (for the second “free” pair).
Money Word Problem #2: Car Insurance Snafu
Money Lesson : How auto insurance works.
One of your expedition partners, Sandy, is facing a money dilemma. She called her husband over Base Camp's satellite phone and found out he was in a car accident. Don't worry, he's okay! But their family car looks like it was in an Avalanche.
Here are the details:
The accident was her husband's fault, meaning he hit the other car.
Her family has a liability auto insurance policy that insures both of their vehicles.
They pay a monthly premium of $96/month.
They took the vehicle to a repair shop, and the quote to repair their car is $875.
They have an auto insurance deductible of $500.
How much is this car repair going to cost Sandy and her family out of their own pocket?
Answer : $875. They don't have comprehensive car insurance, and Liability Only insurance means costs to repair the other person's car will be paid, but not their own car. So, they're left to pay the full $875.
Money Word Problem #3: Foreign Currency Mix Up
Money Lesson : How to figure out the value of a US Dollar against one of the other 168 currencies in the world.
Mingma Sherpa has been an outstanding partner for your expedition team. He's done all of his duties to help you on Everest − such as setting up your tents and cooking some of your meals − and was paid 360,908.33 Nepalese Rupees for doing so.
It is common courtesy to tip your Sherpa, especially when they've done a great job. If you were to tip Mingma 51,593.24 Nepalese Rupees, how many US Dollars would that be?
Assume that 1 US dollar = 103.186 Nepalese Rupees.
Answer : $500 US Dollars. That's 51,593.24/103.186.
I hope you've found some helpful money word problems with solutions and answers. I think these can open up some fun and helpful discussions with and between students that will help them manage their money as adults.
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Packed here are hands-on differentiated and fun-filled money worksheets for kindergarten through elementary school children to build money recognition skills using attractive money charts, PDF exercises to handle pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters and umpteen counting U.S, UK, Australian and Canadian coins and bills. Learn the essential skill of making change, comprehend the value of money and practice comparing and ordering money and many other life skills like spending and saving.
Comparing and Ordering Money (for U.S., UK, Australia, Canada)
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Currency Conversion
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Money Charts and Activities (for U.S., UK, Australia, Canada)
Explore this valuable resource to gain financial literacy as little beginners learn about coins and notes used as money in U.S., UK, Canada and Australia. With our printable charts and activities, children will learn to; recognize the currency, distinguish the designs on obverse and reverse and, know their value.
Have you seen your dad filling a check leaf? If yes, you would’ve noticed the amounts written in words. It’s yet another security measure adopted by banks. Equip yourself at this skill with these worksheets and express the money in dollars and cents in words!
Penny, Nickel, Dime and Quarter Worksheets
Comprehend the value of pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters and half dollars with this enormous compilation of money worksheets. These pdf worksheets are a great addition to your handling money lessons and help get kids interested.
Counting and saving money skills are essential throughout life, hence getting the basics right is very important. Incorporate this batch of engaging counting U.S. money worksheets to augment counting skills.
Build money management skills as kids count penny coins, pence coins and move to fivers, tenners and pounds of different denomination with this collection of counting UK money.
Walk through the assemblage of counting Canadian money worksheets and find adequate differentiated exercises to practice counting nickels, dimes, quarters, loonies, toonies and dollar bills.
Explore the Australian money worksheets and acquire immense hands-on experience in counting coins and notes with varied exercises to comprehend the value of money and develop life skills like spending and saving.
Bank Checks Worksheets
Do your kids know to fill out a check? Watch them go on a check-writing spree with our printable chart that illustrates the parts, a lesson that walks them through writing checks, and adequate practice tasks and worksheets on reading and writing bank checks!
Everything you want from a complete adding money worksheet pack and a little bit more is what is offered here. Get kids to work out the entire collection and learn to add money effortlessly.
Train kids with this batch of subtracting money worksheets covering a wide array of exercises ranging from subtracting a few cents in the basic level to hundreds and thousands of U.S. dollars in the advanced level. Learn to make change, calculate discount, solve word problems and much more.
How about adding another important skill of making change while shopping for stuff? The exercises in this pdf collection provide immense practice in calculating change featuring activities, word problems with real-life scenarios and much more.
Bolster skills in comparing money using >, < or = and learn to comprehend the value of money and develop skills in ordering money. Count and determine who has more or which items are affordable and many other intriguing exercises to help kids master the skill with ease.
Grab this set of free printable rounding money worksheets and learn to round money to the nearest dollars, ten dollars, hundred dollars or to the nearest ten cents.
We all tend to mentally calculate the rough total of our purchase before billing. This is a simple instance, where we make estimations. With these pdfs, estimate the sum and difference amounts and try your hands at estimating the product and quotient of money values as well.
Profit and Loss Worksheets
Infuse zest into your practice sessions with our printable collection of profit and loss worksheets. Here, your enthusiastic students will have heaps of practice to gain, and nothing to lose!
Discount Worksheets
Cut away the chaos and introduce clarity with our pdf discount worksheets. Our well curated resources help students confidently practice applying all they know about discounts and discount percentages through scores of engaging exercises.
Sales Tax Worksheets
Be future-ready with our exciting collection of sales tax worksheets. Work through a mountain of tasks like finding sales tax rates or amounts, solving word problems, answering questions involving receipts, and more.
Simple Interest Worksheets
Introduce 6th grade, 7th grade, and 8th grade children to simple interest with this bunch of printable worksheets. Get them to practice calculating the simple interest, amount, rate, time, and principal, with loads of mathematical and real-life problems!
Compound Interest Worksheets
Casting around for exercises and word problems on compound interest? Featuring real-world and mathematical problems with interest compounded annually, half-yearly, quarterly, and monthly to find the amount, interest rate, principal, and more, our pdf worksheets have them all covered!
Currency Conversion Worksheets
Be smarter and wiser with money! Power through heaps of exercises and word problems featuring foreign money exchange rates and practice converting major world currencies like pounds, euros, dollars and more.
Use the worksheets below to help teach counting coins , counting dollars and cents , and making change . We also have resources on operations with money and money place value . we also have our international section featuring Canadian, British, and Australian currencies.
Counting Money: USA
Learn to identify coins, coin names, and their values. This page has worksheets, task cards, as well as cut-and-glue activities. example: What coin is this? Quarter.
This page will have students counting sets of pennies only, nickels only, dimes only, and/or quarters only. These basic-level activities are designed primarily for students in Kindergarten and 1st grades. example: Three nickels. How much money is shown? 15 cents.
Print worksheets and games on counting mixed coins. This page features basic level activities best suited for students in 1st and 2nd grade. example: 1 nickel and 3 pennies. How much money is shown? 8 cents.
Here are some more advanced worksheets on counting mixed coins. These were designed for students in 2nd through 4th grades. example: 2 quarters, 5 dimes, six nickels, and two pennies. How much money is shown? $1.62
This page has worksheets split up into 3 groups: counting money up to $4.00, counting money up to $12.00, and counting money up to $50.00. example: 2 twenty dollar bills, 6 quarters, and 7 nickels. How much money is shown? $41.85
Making Change
With these worksheets, students can practice making change. Includes task cards, word problems, and other printables.
Operations with Money
Practice adding money amounts with these printable worksheets, task cards, and games.
Print out these files to supplement your lessons on subtracting money and using subtraction to make change. Includes worksheets, a 'magic digits' game, and task cards.
Multiply money amounts by 1-digit numbers. THis page has a worksheet generator tool, as well as pre-made worksheets, puzzles, and task cards.
Money Place Value & Rounding
Use the mathematical symbols for greater than , less than , and equal to to compare money amounts.
With these activities, students will learn to round money amounts to the nearest dollar or the nearest ten cents.
Unlike regular rounding, on these worksheets students will always round up to the next dollar to determine how many bills are needed. For example, a t-shirt costs $6.29. You'd round up and give the cashier $7.
Counting Money: International
These printable worksheets and games have Australian coins and banknotes on them.
This page will have students counting Canadian toonies, loonies, quarters, dimes, and nickels. Most worksheets do not include pennies.
Count British pounds. Banknotes and coins include £2, £1, 50p, 20p, 10p, 5p, 2p, and 1p coins. Includes task cards, worksheets, and class games.
Coin Problems
Coin word problems.
The secret to success in solving coin word problems is to be able to set up the correct systems of equations and precisely solve it using the substitution method or at times, the elimination method .
It’s also worth pointing out that the presentation of the algebraic expressions in coin word problems are a bit different and not so straightforward compared to what we’re used to. For example, instead of saying “ the number of nickels is 2 more than the number of dimes “, you’ll often see this expressed in coin word problems as “ there are 2 more nickels than dimes “. Both algebraic expressions can be written in an equation as [latex]n=d+2[/latex] but just expressed differently.
Therefore, it is crucial to have a keen eye and understanding of the information given in a coin word problem so we can translate the algebraic expressions correctly into equations. More importantly, you must be familiar with the value of each kind of US coin.
Note: In solving our problems below, we will use the value of the coins in dollars which are listed under the third column in the table above. As you can see, the penny has a value of 0.01, the nickel has a value of 0.05, the dime has a value of 0.10, and the quarter has a value of 0.25.
Example 1: Tamara has 35 coins in nickels and quarters. In all, she has $4.15. How many of each kind of coin does she have?
Right off the bat, the problem gives us two important pieces of information. First, it tells us that there is a total number of 35 coins consisting of nickels and quarters . Secondly, the total value of the coins is $4.15 . We need to translate these statements into algebraic equations to find how many nickels and how many quarters she has.
Coin word problems usually involve two types of equations. One equation describes the total number of coins while the other describes the total amount of money.
But before we start writing our equations, let’s select variables that will stand for the unknown values in our problem.
Let [latex]n[/latex] = number of nickels
Let [latex]q[/latex] = number of quarters
Now that we have our variables, let’s write the two statements into equations.
1) Tamara has 35 coins in nickels and quarters .
Equation #1: [latex]n + q = 35[/latex]
2) In all , she has $4.15 .
Equation #2: [latex]0.05n + 0.25q = 4.15[/latex]
Note that in Equation #2, we multiplied the value of each coin (in dollars) by how many of that specific coin we have. So, since nickel is worth 5 cents, we multiplied 0.05 by the number of nickels ([latex]n[/latex]) and multiplied 0.25 by the number of quarters ([latex]q[/latex]) since a quarter is worth 25 cents. We added both algebraic expressions and set it equal to the total value of the coins.
This setup, however, results in Equation #2 having two variables. So to solve for the total amount of money, we first need to define one of the coins in terms of the other. In other words, we need to express the number of nickels in terms of the number of quarters or vice versa.
From Equation #1, if we subtract the number of quarters from 35 (which is the total number of coins), what we’ll get is the number of nickels. We can write this algebraically as,
[latex]n = 35 – q[/latex]
By doing this, we now have our number of nickels ([latex]n[/latex]) defined in terms of the number of quarters ([latex]q[/latex]).
Our next step is to substitute the expression for [latex]n[/latex] into Equation #2 and solve for the number of quarters ([latex]q[/latex]). By defining [latex]n[/latex] in terms of [latex]q[/latex], we now have an equation with only one variable.
Perfect! This tells us that the number of quarters is 12. Since the problem is asking us to find how many of each coin Tamara has, we will simply subtract 12 from 35 to get the number of nickels.
So we have,
Number of Nickels: 23
Number of Quarters: 12
Answer: Tamara has 23 nickels and 12 quarters .
When solving word problems, it’s important to always verify if you got the correct answers. To check, we can plug in the values that we got for [latex]n[/latex] and [latex]q[/latex] into Equation #2 and see if both sides of the equation equal each other.
Note that you may also use Equation #1 to check your answers. Like what we just did, you simply have to substitute [latex]n[/latex] and [latex]q[/latex] with 23 and 12, respectively, and see if they equal 35 which is the total number of coins.
Example 2: My brother has been putting only nickels and dimes in his piggy bank. He is able to save up to $3.65. If he has 4 more nickels than dimes, how many of each kind of coin does my brother have?
Let’s start by picking our variables that will stand for the number of each type of coin.
Let [latex]d[/latex] = number of dimes
In this example, we don’t know how many coins there are in total. However, we know that the coins inside the piggy bank only consist of nickels and dimes which amount to $3.65 . Translating this into an algebraic equation, we can write this as
Equation #1: [latex]0.05n + 0.10d = 3.65[/latex]
We are also told that there are 4 more nickels than dimes which means that the number of nickels ([latex]n[/latex]) is equal to the number of dimes ([latex]d[/latex]) plus four more.
Equation #2: [latex]n = d+4[/latex]
As you can see in Equation #2, we already have the nickels ([latex]n[/latex]) defined in terms of the dimes ([latex]d[/latex]). In this case, we can go ahead and substitute [latex]n[/latex] with [latex]d + 4[/latex] in Equation #1, then solve for [latex]d[/latex].
So, this means that there are 23 dimes. Since there are 4 more nickels than dimes, then there must be 27 nickels. We also arrive at the same answer when solving for [latex]n[/latex] using Equation #2.
Going back to our original problem, how many of each kind of coin does my brother have?
Answer: My brother has 27 nickels and 23 dimes .
Let’s plug in the values that we got for [latex]n[/latex] and [latex]d[/latex] into Equation #1 to see if they amount to the total value of the coins which is $3.65.
Example 3: A jar of coins has one-third as many dimes as quarters. If the total amount of coins is $5.10, how many dimes and quarters are in the jar?
Before we translate the important statements that are provided in the problem, let’s first select the variables for the unknown values.
1) A jar of coins has one-third as many dimes as quarters
This problem involves a fraction but the setup is the same as our previous example. Again, we are not given the total number of coins, but we are told that the total value of the dimes and quarters is $5.10.
We were already able to define the number of dimes ([latex]d[/latex]) in terms of the number of quarters ([latex]q[/latex]) in Equation #1. So in solving for [latex]q[/latex] using Equation #2, we will simply substitute [latex]d[/latex] with the expression [latex]\large{1 \over 3}q[/latex]
So there are 18 quarters. Let’s now use this value to find the number of dimes.
Therefore, we have
Number of Dimes: 6
Number of Quarters: 18
Answer: There are 6 dimes and 18 quarters in the jar.
Example 4: Damian had two-thirds as many pennies as nickels. The total value of his coins was $2.38. Find the number he had of each kind of coin.
This problem is quite similar to Example 3 so you should be familiar already with the steps needed to answer this word problem.
Let [latex]p[/latex] = number of pennies
What pieces of information are given to us?
1) Damian had two-thirds as many pennies as nickels .
Let’s now substitute the expression of [latex]p[/latex] in Equation #2 and solve for [latex]n[/latex].
Now that we know how many nickels there are, let’s move on and find the number of pennies as well.
We got the following values:
Number of Pennies: 28
Number of Nickels: 42
Answer: Damian had 28 pennies and 42 nickels.
This time, I’ll leave it up to you to check if both of the values we got for the number of pennies and the number of nickels are correct. You may substitute [latex]p[/latex] and [latex]n[/latex] in Equation #2 with the values and verify if indeed the amount of both coins when added, equals to $2.38.
Example 5: Aunt Sheila has $2.50 in nickels and dimes in her wallet. How many of each kind of coin does she have, if the number of dimes exceeds twice the number of nickels by 5?
We’ll first pick our variables to stand for the nickels and dimes, then examine the important details given to us in the problem.
Let’s translate each statement algebraically into an equation.
1) Aunt Sheila has $2.50 in nickels and dimes in her wallet.
Equation #1: [latex]0.05n + 0.10d = 2.50[/latex]
2) The number of dimes exceeds twice the number of nickels by 5 .
Equation #2: [latex]d=2n+5[/latex]
Since the number of dimes ([latex]d[/latex]) is already expressed in terms of the number of nickels, we can proceed in solving for [latex]n[/latex] using Equation #1.
This tells us that there are 8 nickels. Since it says that the number of dimes is 5 more than twice the number of nickels, then let’s use Equation #2 to find how many dimes Aunt Shiela has.
Answer: Aunt Shiela has 8 nickels and 21 dimes.
Example 6: I found coins worth $6.97 in my Grandpa’s drawer. Surprisingly, the number of pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters are all the same. How many of each kind of coin did I find?
This problem is quite unique as it involves not just two but four kinds of coins. Since the quantity for each coin is the same as the other coins, we will select only one variable to stand for each kind. Let’s pick “[latex]c[/latex]”.
Let [latex]c[/latex] = number of pennies
Let [latex]c[/latex] = number of nickels
Let [latex]c[/latex] = number of dimes
Let [latex]c[/latex] = number of quarters
Now that we have our variable, let’s examine the information given to us closely. We are told that the coins amount to $6.97 . Since the quantity for each type of coin ([latex]c[/latex]) is the same as the others, we will multiply the value of each coin in dollars with [latex]c[/latex], add all values of the coins together then set it equal to the total value of all the coins which is $6.97. Therefore, we have
We have covered all the important details from our problem in the equation above so we can go ahead and proceed to solve for [latex]c[/latex].
Great! We now know that there are 17 coins for each type of coin.
Answer: There are 17 pennies , 17 nickels , 17 dimes , and 17 quarters in my Grandpa’s drawer .
The last thing that we need to do is to verify that all the coins indeed amount to $6.97.
Example 7: Mrs. Potter received $3.44 of change after paying for her groceries. The cashier gave her a total of 47 coins in pennies, nickels, and dimes. If she received the same number of pennies and nickels, how many of each coin did she receive?
Here we have a coin word problem that is packed with information – which is good! The more details are provided to us, the better. As you can see, we are given the total value of the coins, the total number of coins, and the kinds of coins.
Since Mrs. Potter received the same quantity of pennies and nickels but a different quantity of dimes; we’ll use the variable [latex]c[/latex] to stand for the number of pennies and nickels, and the variable [latex]d[/latex] to represent the number of dimes.
If you haven’t realized it yet, this problem is quite unique just like our previous example. It involves three types of coins but we’re only using two variables to represent them due to the same number of pennies and nickels.
First, we’re told that Mrs. Potter received $3.44 in pennies, nickels, and dimes . To translate this statement into an algebraic equation, it just makes sense to add the values for each type of coin together and then set it equal to $3.44.
Next, it says that the cashier gave her a total of 47 coins in pennies, nickels, and dimes . This one is easier to translate into an equation since we just have to add the number of pennies, nickels, and dimes on the left-hand side of the equation then set it equal to 47.
Equation #2: [latex]c + c + d = 47[/latex]
At this point, Equation #1 still has two variables. So before we can proceed to find how many of each type of coin she received, we need to express the number of dimes ([latex]d[/latex]) in terms of the number of pennies and nickels ([latex]c[/latex]) first. We can do this by solving for ([latex]d[/latex]) using Equation #2.
We’ll substitute the value of [latex]d[/latex] with [latex]47 – 2c[/latex] in Equation #1 then solve for [latex]c[/latex]. In doing so, we will only be working with one variable.
Perfect! This tells us that there were 9 pennies and 9 nickels. So now, all we have left to do is to find how many dimes there were. We already had the equation for [latex]d[/latex] which is [latex]d = 47 – 2c[/latex]. Using the value we got for [latex]c[/latex], we have
Let’s recap:
Number of Pennies: 9
Number of Nickels: 9
Number of Dimes: 29
Answer: Mrs. Potter received 9 pennies , 9 nickels , and 29 dimes .
Let’s verify our answers quickly by plugging the values of [latex]c[/latex] and [latex]d[/latex], into Equation #2:
Another option also is to do your check using Equation #1.
Example 8: Mom gave the pizza delivery guy $7.88 in pennies, dimes, and quarters as a tip. She gave him 12 more quarters than pennies and 8 more dimes than quarters. Find the number of each kind of coin that she gave as a tip.
This last example is also an interesting one. Right away, we can see that we are given the total value of the coins and that the tip consists of three types of coins. The quarters are also defined in terms of the pennies while the dimes are described in terms of the quarters.
Just like in our previous examples, let’s start by selecting variables to stand for each type of coin.
Now let’s examine and translate each statement algebraically into an equation that we can solve.
1) Mom gave the pizza delivery guy $7.88 in pennies, dimes, and quarters as a tip.
2) She gave him 12 more quarters than pennies and 8 more dimes than quarters .
We can translate this statement into two equations to show the number of quarters defined in terms of the number of pennies and the number of dimes defined in terms of the number of quarters.
Equation #2: [latex]q = p + 12[/latex]
Equation #3: [latex]d = q + 8[/latex]
At this time, the pennies are not defined in terms of any of the two coins. But since the dimes are already described in terms of the quarters and the quarters are described in terms of the pennies, it just makes sense for us to describe the number of pennies in terms of the number of quarters as well. We can do this using Equation #2.
In doing so, both the number of dimes and pennies are defined in terms of [latex]q[/latex] making it possible for us to solve Equation #1 with only one variable. In other words, we will substitute [latex]p[/latex] and [latex]d[/latex] in Equation #1 with their respective algebraic expressions then solve for [latex]q[/latex].
Excellent! This tells us that there were 20 quarters. But since our original problem asks us to find the number for each type of coin, let’s also find out how many pennies and dimes were there, by plugging in the value of the number of quarters into Equation #3 and in the equation for the number of pennies ([latex]p[/latex]).
Number of Pennies:
Number of Dimes:
Answer: Mom gave 8 pennies , 28 dimes , and 20 quarters as a tip.
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K5 Learning offers free worksheets, flashcards and inexpensive workbooks for kids in kindergarten to grade 5. Become a member to access additional content and skip ads. Money worksheets starting with identifying coins and their values and progressing through counting coins and shopping problems. Both U.S. and Canadian coins.
The worksheets are highly customizable and available in both PDF and html formats. You can include any of the common coins: the penny, nickel, dime, quarter, and half-dollar; plus one-dollar, five-dollar, and ten-dollar bills. You can limit the total money value to be less than $1 (the answers will be in cents), less than $2, less than $5, less ...
Practice Test: Counting Money. Interactive Worksheet. Test your first grader's money mastery with this practice quiz featuring questions on coin value, counting coins and money word problems. Click the checkbox for the options to print and add to Assignments and Collections. Money in the Bank: Two-Digit Addition #2.
Explore all of our math word problem worksheets, from kindergarten through grade 5. More money worksheets See all of our money worksheets , from recognizing coins to counting coins and shopping problems.
This page includes Money worksheets for counting coins and for operations with Dollars, Euros, and Pounds. Students encounter money early on, and they must be able to manage it themselves in their everyday lives and into adulthood. There are many activities that you can do related to counting, adding, and subtracting money, so save some coins ...
Here you will find a selection of First Grade Counting Money printable worksheets designed to help your child count different amounts of money using coins of the same value. Using these sheets will help your child to:-. count by a range of coins up to $1; add up quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies.
Money word problems are a great activity to help children begin applying their growing math skills to real-world scenarios. Whether children are just learning to recognize and add up the value of coins or are ready to make purchases and calculate change, this diverse collection of teacher-created worksheets have plenty of money word problems to provide them with practice.
Money is a powerful and familiar application of basic math operations, and the money story problem worksheets on this page are perfect for grade school age children to start putting their basic arithmetic skills to work. The worksheets start with sets that have exactly the information needed to solve particular money word problems, but an ...
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How to solve money word problems. Free Printable and Online Worksheet with answers. word problems involving quarters, dimes, nickels, & pennies, dollar bills, change for $1, up to $100. Practice Worksheets for First Grade and Second Grade.
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Here are some worksheets with money word problems to help your students practice these concepts. 1. Money Task Cards + Scavenger Hunt. This free set of money task cards each has mostly one-step money word problems on them. You can cut them out, and do a scavenger hunt around the room to get students up and moving.
Train kids with this batch of subtracting money worksheets covering a wide array of exercises ranging from subtracting a few cents in the basic level to hundreds and thousands of U.S. dollars in the advanced level. Learn to make change, calculate discount, solve word problems and much more. Making Change (for U.S., UK, Australia, Canada)
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In solving our problems below, we will use the value of the coins in dollars which are listed under the third column in the table above. As you can see, the penny has a value of 0.01, the nickel has a value of 0.05, the dime has a value of 0.10, and the quarter has a value of 0.25. Tamara has 35 coins in nickels and quarters.
Money word problem worksheets: counting coins and bills. Students solve word problems by counting coins and bills. U.S. coinage is used. As grade 2 students have usually not studied decimals, students can count the bills and coins separately. Good practice for a real life skill.
This Money Worksheet will produce problems with randomly generated coins using United States Money. You have the option to select any combination of pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and half dollars for each new worksheet. The student will count the coins and write their answer to the right of each problem. This is a great Money Worksheet to ...
These word problem worksheets on money will have your 1st-grader making change in no time. 1st grade. Math. Worksheet. Learn the Coins: The Dime. Worksheet. ... In this St. Patrick's Day money math worksheet, learners will add each coin by type, then find the sum total. 2nd grade. Math. Interactive Worksheet. Learning to Count Coins.
30/01/2021. Country code: JM. Country: Jamaica. School subject: Math (1061955) Main content: Solving money problems (1261319) From worksheet author: Pictograph to Solve problems relating to money. Other contents: Dollars and Cents.
Counting money word problem worksheets. These money word problems involving the counting of coins. Students are given stories in which they are asked to count their coins and decide, who has more money, whether they have enough money to buy an item, and similar. Worksheet #1 Worksheet #2 Worksheet #3 Worksheet #4. Worksheet #5 Worksheet #6.
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This is a nice thought, but it doesn't solve the problem that there aren't enough homes for people to buy. All a subsidy will do is raise prices further - too much money chasing too few houses.