Money (coins)

This is a great resource to use for coin recognition. Students grab a hand full of coins and sort them. Handout is included in english and spanish.

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Use these printable worksheets to help children recognize American coins- pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters.

This is a bundle of anchor charts to aid in money identification. There are 5 charts for coins: 1. Penny 2. Nickel 3. Dime 4. Quarter 5. All coins on 1 chart There are 7 charts for bills: 1. Dollar 2. 5 Dollars 3. 10 Dollars 4. 20 Dollars 5. 50 Dollars 6. 100 Dollars 7. All bills on 1 chart That is 12 anchor chart total that include coin and bill names and values.

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This creative design for a second-grade math curriculum, this worksheet is a great hands-on resource for children of all ages and grades to learn about U.S. currency. Coloring pages about money can teach children a lot about money. They can learn about different denominations of money, how to count money, and even how to save.

Penny Coin - Money Coloring Page {FREE Printable Download!} This printable penny coloring page is available to download for free! This coin recognition coloring page is a fun way to learn about American money. Printable

Coin Anchor chart and a ton of great teaching money ideas!

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This poster is a simple visual for students reminding them of the most common US coins and their values. The poster covers pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. It includes the name of each coin, its value written in numbers with both the cents symbol and dollar symbol, and its value written in word form. Color and grayscale included! Font: TSDumbledore by Taracotta Sunrise Borders & Clipart: Border by Alina V Design and Resources Coin Clipart by Sallie Borrink