In this money addition worksheet, students enhance their addition skills by adding the monetary amounts in increments of 5 cents. The Euro sign is used in this worksheet. Students solve 20 problems.

In this money worksheet, students solve 20 problems in which English pounds and pence are added. There will be carrying in some problems.

For this counting coins worksheet, students study the pictures of the coins on the left and the amounts of money on the right. Students draw a line to match the coins with the correct amount of money in the 4 examples.

For this counting money worksheet, students look at the 3 groups of coins on the left and count the money in each group. Students count the money on the right and draw line connecting each group with the same amount of money.

In this counting money worksheet, students study the 3 groups of coins on the left and total their amount. Students do the same for the 3 groups of coins on the right and then draw a line connecting the groups on the left and right whose...

In this money worksheet, students add up the total number of coins in the 2 problems given. This is also a link to make more sheets like this.

In this coin identification worksheet, students look at the 3 groups of coins on the left and 3 on the right. Students determine the monetary amount of each group and draw a line connecting the groups whose totals match.

For this money worksheet, students count the total amount of money represented by groups of coins, writing the amount on a line next to each group.

In this money worksheet, learners count the total amount of money represented by groups of coins, writing it on a line beside each group.

In this money worksheet, students complete 2 problems where they add up bills and coins and find a total. This is also a link to make more sheets like this.

In this adding money instructional activity, students add the Canadian coins. Students add to solve 10 problems.

Students watch a video about different ways of making the same amounts of money and view a clip about the Denver Mint to discover how coins are made. They complete a Web activity on each coin's worth and find out facts about the penny.

In this counting coins worksheet, students look at the pictures of the coins on the left and the amounts of money on the right. Students draw a line to match each coin with its numerical equivalent in 4 examples.

In this counting coins worksheet, students study the pictures of the coins on the left and the amounts of money on the right. Students draw a line to match the coins with their numerical equivalent in the 4 examples.

In this coin identification learning exercise, students look at 4 groups of coins pictured on the left and 4 money values listed on the right. Students draw a line to match the groups of coins to their monetary amount.

For this counting money worksheet, students study the coins in each of 4 rows and count the amount of money they total. Students write the total amount.

Second graders explore the concept of money and making change. They use money to "purchase" candy and decide how much candy they can buy and how much money they need to purchase the candy.

In this counting coins worksheet, students look at the coins in each row, total their amount, and write their total in the blank.

In this counting coins worksheet, students look at the coins in each row, total their amount, and write their total in the blank.

In this money activity, learners count up the total amount of bills with ranges of $1 to $20. There are 2 problems to complete on this page. This is also a link to creating more worksheets like this.

In this money code activity, students use the number code to determine the number amount for the letters in their name. Students then draw two different ways they could pay for their name using money.

In this money worksheet, learners look at pictures of money, then write how much money is shown, the dollar bill, ten dollar bill, hundred dollar bill and a penny are used.

Students listen to story about money or coins, and play game to help them solidify their understanding of money. Students focus specifically on coin value and calculating amounts of money up to fifty cents or above, depending on level.