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Money math worksheets: counting coins, shop page and piggy bank

Money math — A worksheet with eight rows, each showing a short line of drawn coins of two or three sizes with plain embossed faces, a blank total box at the end of each row, a drawn coin purse in the header, a thin border., bright flat classroom design, bold primary colours, rounded corners, clean vector

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Reading 1Count the coins
Reading 2Class shop
Reading 3Savings goal

Counting coins, making change, a toy-shop price list: money math is drawn in coins and bills. The coins here are generic — a small, a medium, a large disc with a plain face — so no currency is asserted, and the worksheet works everywhere. These nine cover coin counting, a shop page, and a piggy-bank goal sheet. Type a different scenario and the page redraws.

  • a counting coins worksheet for math practice
  • a making-change activity for a money unit
  • a toy-shop price list for a classroom store activity
  • a piggy-bank savings goal worksheet
  • a money math center for early elementary

Frequently asked questions

Which currency do the coins represent?
None specifically — the coins are drawn generic (a small, medium, and large disc with a plain face), so the sheet works alongside whatever currency the classroom teaches.
Are the prices and totals filled in?
No — the shop's price tags and answer lines are left blank. You add the values that match your lesson; the page supplies the layout and drawings.
What's the piggy-bank goal sheet for?
A visual savings tracker — coins are drawn toward a goal amount, and students fill in or color progress toward it.
Can I get real currency symbols instead of generic coins?
The pack is drawn currency-neutral by design; ask through the direction field for a different scenario, though specific currency symbols aren't guaranteed to render precisely.

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