Coins worksheets

Printable kindergarten coin worksheets: a coins chart, name the coin, match each coin to its value, and a coin hunt to count each kind.

The worksheets

  1. See it allCoins Chart for kindergarten, free printable

    Coins Chart

    The penny, nickel, dime and quarter with their colors, sizes and values.

  2. Name the Coin worksheet for kindergarten (coins), free printable

    Name the Coin

    Coins to name by circling penny, nickel, dime or quarter.

  3. How Much Is It Worth? worksheet for kindergarten (coins), free printable

    How Much Is It Worth?

    The four coins to match to 1¢, 5¢, 10¢ and 25¢.

  4. Coin Hunt worksheet for kindergarten (coins), free printable

    Coin Hunt

    A pile of mixed coins to sort and count. Fewer uses pennies and dimes, More uses all four coins.

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What it is

Kindergartners learn to name the penny, nickel, dime and quarter and to know what each one is worth. Adding up money comes later, in first and second grade.

What comes next

Shapes and position words.

How to teach it

  • Use real coins. Let your child hold each one and feel the size and edges.
  • Point out the clues. A penny is brown. A dime is the smallest. A quarter is the biggest.
  • Sort a handful of real coins into piles by kind.
  • Say the value with the name, like "a dime is 10 cents."

Common mistakes

  • Thinking a bigger coin is always worth more. A dime is small but worth 10 cents.
  • Mixing up the nickel and the quarter. Both are big and silver.
  • Mixing up the names nickel and dime.