Money math games

Young ones have so much fun learning about money in Kindergarten! Therefore, I am so excited about Unit 11, because even though money isn't something

Practice comparing coins with this fun money war game.

If you’re teaching the value of coins with your learners, these 10 simple, no money games are for you! These are a part of our No Prep Math Games. *This post contains affiliate links. **The free downloads can be found at the END of this post. Click on the teal download button. No Prep ... Read More about No Prep Money Games: Roll & Cover

Activities to Practice Counting Coins 5 comments Freebies, math, math games, Money Money is one of my favorite math topics. Maybe it's because it lends itself so easily to hands-on learning. In second grade, most of the money activities we do are centered around counting combinations of coins. Rather than spend a few weeks covering this skill and then moving on, I make a point of revisiting it as often as I possibly can throughout the school year. Here are a few of my go to activities. Be…

Teach financial literacy early with free printable money worksheets for kids. From preschool to middle school, explore fun learning activities

Use these free printable Counting Coins Money Games in first grade or second grade to help kids learn to count money. There are two differentiated game options for kids learning to count different sets of coins.

If your kids love playing shop, these FREE priced shopping items and task cards will motivate them to practice math while playing money games! There are drinks, fruits, vegetables and snack cards using whole dollars plus dollars and cents. These are great for Preschool, Kindergarten and Grade 1.

High interest and functional money math activities that are leveled to meet the needs of a mixed-ability classroom. Just what you need for math centers or stations that stay fresh each time you use them… because what kid doesn’t love fast food restaurants?!?

This math game is a fun way to review counting coins and money skills in the classroom.

This post contains affiliate links to products I recommend. Read my full disclosure statement. Learning to add money, make change, and compare money amounts are skills that are coming up in our money unit. I've been working on putting together lots of fun games and engaging opportunities to practice. Here are some money activities for second grade