Money Worksheets for Counting, Comparing and Spending

Count drawn coins and bills, make change, add and subtract prices, and solve money problems from kindergarten to consumer math.

10 pages

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One page per skill: adding and subtracting prices, and making change.

Adding and Subtracting Money WorksheetsPrices in columns with the points lined up: adding with and without regrouping, three prices, subtracting across zeros, and both signs on one sheet.
Making Change WorksheetsA price and the amount paid on every line: change from $1, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100, by subtracting or by counting up.

By grade 5

Money work matched to a grade and checked against the published standards.

Money Worksheet for KindergartenKindergarten: drawn pennies to count to 5, 10 and 12, pennies in words to 20, the four coin names, and a nickel or a dime with pennies.
Money Worksheets for 1st GradersGrade 1: what each coin is worth, coin trades, nickels by 5s, dimes by 10s, and dimes, nickels and pennies counted together.
2nd Grade Money WorksheetsGrade 2: quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies to $1.00, one-dollar and five-dollar bills, the cent sign and the dollar sign, fewest coins and coin stories.
3rd Grade Money WorksheetsDrawn coins and bills to count, totals written with ¢ and $, the fewest coins for an amount, and change from $1.00 and $5.
Money Worksheets Grade 5 and Grade 4Grades 4 and 5: a price times 10 to 25, times 10 and 100, the price of one from a pack, profit, expenses and net income, each with its number sentence on the key.

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Money outside the math book: a wallet and a price tag, a story, a tip, a week of pay.

Do You Have Enough Money WorksheetsA wallet and a price with yes or no, then how much short or left over: prices to $1, $10, $20, $50 and $100, near misses and 99¢ endings.
Consumer Math WorksheetsFor teens and adults: sales tax, tips, 10% and 25% off, simple interest, hourly pay, yearly costs and unit prices, each with its number sentence on the key.
Money Word Problems WorksheetsStories in dollars and cents: totals, how much more, money left, several at one price and sharing a bill, each with its number sentence on the key.

Where a sheet draws money, a coin is a plain labeled circle and a bill a plain rectangle. The pages by grade count pennies in kindergarten, nickels and dimes in grade 1, coins to a dollar in grade 2 and coins and bills in grade 3, then multiply and divide prices in grades 4 and 5.

The others take one job each: making change, adding and subtracting prices, checking whether a wallet covers a price, word problems and consumer math. Every sheet prints with its answer key.

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By grade 5

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