Free Kindergarten Money Worksheets
Learning about money is a big step for young children. These free printable worksheets help make it simple. Kids can look at coins, name them, sort them, and count pennies. Each page is easy to use and ready to print. Teachers and parents can use these worksheets at school or at home.
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Money Worksheet - #6
Money Worksheet - #5
Money Worksheet - #7
Compare the Coins Worksheet
Simple Buying with Pennies Worksheet - #2
Simple Buying with Pennies Worksheet - #1
Match Heads and Tails Worksheet
Value of the Coins Worksheet
Count the Pennies Worksheet - #1
Money Worksheet - #9
Name the Coins Worksheet
Money Worksheet - #3
Sort the Coins Worksheet
Count the Pennies Worksheet - #2
What Will Your Child Learn?
Our kindergarten money worksheets help kids:
- Know the names of coins
- Tell heads from tails
- Sort coins into groups
- Learn what each coin is worth
- Count pennies one by one
- Practice simple buying with pennies
Our Money Worksheets for Kindergarten
Coin Name Worksheets
Start here if your child is new to coins. The Name the Coins Worksheet helps kids match each coin to its name. The Match Heads and Tails Worksheet shows both sides of a coin.
Sorting and Comparing Coins
The Sort the Coins Worksheet teaches kids to group coins that look the same. The Compare the Coins Worksheet helps them see what makes each coin different, like size and color.
Coin Value Worksheets
Try the Value of the Coins Worksheet to learn how much each coin is worth. Go slowly and use real coins if you can. Touching real coins makes it stick.
Counting Pennies
Pennies are the easiest coin to count. Kids count one, two, three, and so on. Try Count the Pennies Worksheet #1 and #2. Then move on to Simple Buying with Pennies #1 and #2, where kids "buy" small items with pennies.
More Money Practice
Want extra practice? See our full Money Worksheets collection with more pages, including Money Worksheets #3, #5, #6, #7, and #9.
Tips for Teaching Money to Kindergarteners
- Use real coins. Let kids hold, sort, and play with them.
- Start with one coin. Learn the penny first. Then add more coins slowly.
- Play store. Set out small toys and let your child "pay" with pennies.
- Keep it short. Ten minutes a day is enough.
- Make it fun. Give a sticker for every finished page.
How to Use These Worksheets
- Pick a worksheet from the list above.
- Click Download or Print.
- Print on regular paper.
- Hand your child a pencil or crayons and let them try.
Keep Learning with More Kindergarten Math
Money works best with other early math skills. Try these next:
- Counting Worksheets: count objects and numbers
- Addition Worksheets: add small numbers
- Subtraction Worksheets: take numbers away
- More or Less Worksheets: compare groups
- Patterns Worksheets: find what comes next
- Even and Odd Worksheets: sort numbers
- Learning Numbers: meet numbers 1 to 10
Want to see more? Browse all Early Math Worksheets or the full Kindergarten Worksheets page.
Make Your Own Money Worksheet
Need something different? Use our Worksheet Generator to make a custom page. You can also grab a Workbook for a full set of pages in one download.
Frequently Asked Questions
What age are these money worksheets for?
They are made for kindergarten kids, about 5 to 6 years old. Younger or older kids can use them too.
Are the money worksheets free?
Yes. You can download and print them for free.
Which coin should my child learn first?
Start with the penny. It is the smallest value and the easiest to count.
Can I use these at home and in class?
Yes. They are great for classrooms, homeschool, and extra practice.
What comes after pennies?
After pennies, kids can learn the nickel, dime, and quarter, and later count coins of mixed values. Our Counting Worksheets and Addition Worksheets are a good next step.
