US Money Activities and Worksheets

US Coins Learn about major US coins and do simple coin arithmetic problems.	US Coins Sequencing Cards Cut out the four cards and arrange them so they show the coins (penny, nickel dime, and quarter) in order of their value.	US Coins Matching Printout Draw lines between each US coin, its name, and its value. Or go to the answers.	Simple Math with 100 Small Items Have each student bring 100 small items from home in a ziplock bag (pennies, dried beans, paper clips, buttons, pebbles, etc. - avoid edibles like jelly beans or m&m's, because they'll probably be eaten before the math activity is completed). In class you can investigate how 100 items look, how you can divide them into 10 groups of 10, 5 groups of 20, 4 groups of 25, or 2 groups of 50.
The Penny The penny is a US coin worth one cent. One hundred pennies make a dollar. One cent can be written 1¢ or $0.01. For more on pennies, click here.	The Nickel The nickel is a US coin worth five cents. Twenty nickels make a dollar. One nickel can be written 5¢ or $0.05. For more on nickels, click here.	The Dime The dime is a US coin worth ten cents. Ten dimes make a dollar. One dime can be written 10¢ or $0.10. For more on dimes, click here.	The Quarter The quarter (also called a quarter dollar) is a US coin worth twenty five cents. Four quarters make a dollar. One quarter can be written 25¢ or $0.25. For more on quarters, click here.
US Coins Learn about the major US coins in circulation.	Penny Coloring Page Printout Color the front and back of a penny in this printout.	Color US Coins Color four US coins, front and back.	US Coins: Label Me Printout Label the US coins and what they are worth. Answers
= Make Change for a Dollar Write down as many ways as can you to make change for a dollar using half-dollars (50¢), quarters (25¢), dimes (10¢), nickels (5¢) and/or pennies (1¢).	= Make Change for a Quarter Write down as many ways as can you to make change for a quarter using dimes (10¢), nickels (5¢) and/or pennies (1¢).	Draw Coins to Buy Items For each item, draw the coins that you would need to buy it. Use pennies (1¢), nickels (5¢), dimes (10¢) and/or quarters (25¢). #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9.	Write Coin Values Write the values of the coins in each circle so that they equal the money total. #1: from 10¢-30¢, #2: from 20¢-50¢, #3: from 25¢-75¢, #4: from 25¢-75¢, #5: from 6¢-12¢, #6: from 13¢-17¢, #7: from 18¢-23¢, #8: from 24¢-23¢, #9: from 31¢-35¢, #10: from 31¢-35¢, #11: from 41¢-45¢, #12: from 46¢-51¢.
Make Amounts with Coins Find different ways of making amounts with coins. Worksheet #1. Or go to the answers. Worksheet #2. Or go to the answers. Worksheet #3. Or go to the answers. Worksheet #4. Or go to the answers. Worksheet #5. Or go to the answers. Worksheet #6. Or go to the answers. Worksheet #7. Or go to the answers. Worksheet #8. Or go to the answers.	Making Change Pages Many printable worksheets on making change with coins.	Making Change with Dollars: Printable Worksheets These printable worksheets are exercised in making change with dollars. If you pay for items with dollars, how much change would you get.	Draw Coins #1 For each amount of money, draw the coins that equal that amount. Use pennies (1¢), nickels (5¢), dimes (10¢) and/or quarters (25¢). Go to the answers.
US One Dollar Bill (Printable) Print (and color) the front of three US one dollar bills. These can be used to practice adding money and making change.	Sorting: Color and Count the US Coins #1 Color and then count the US coins: pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters. Go to the answers.	Sorting: Color and Count the US Coins #2 Color and then count the US coins: pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters. Go to the answers.	Sorting: Color and Count the US Coins #3 Color and then count the US coins: pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters. Go to the answers.
US One Dollar Bill Reverse (Printable) Print (and color) the reverse of three US one dollar bills. These can be used to practice adding money and making change.

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