Free Kindergarten Money Skills Worksheets — Auto-Graded in Seconds
Kindergarten money skills start with the coins themselves and the difference between wanting and needing. These worksheets use pictures of coins and simple money choices so the concepts stay concrete.
Free demo · No account needed · Instant grading
Thanksgiving Special — 1st Month HALF OFF!
Refer a parent and get your 2nd month half off too
What's covered in Kindergarten Money Skills
- Naming the penny, nickel, dime and quarter
- Recognizing the dollar bill
- Needs versus wants
- Saving in a jar for something later
- Sorting coins by size and color
- Understanding that money is exchanged for goods
Sample money skills questions
Real Kindergarten questions from generated worksheets. Answers are one tap away.
1.Which coin is worth the most: penny, nickel or dime?
Show answer
Dime (10¢)
2.Is ice cream a need or a want?
Show answer
A want
3.You put 3 pennies in a jar each day for 2 days. How many pennies?
Show answer
6 pennies
Kindergarten Money Skills questions parents ask
Can 5-year-olds learn about money?
Yes — coin names and needs versus wants are within reach, and they set up every later money skill.
Do these worksheets use real money?
No, only pictured coins. A handful of real coins makes each answer easier to check.
More money skills worksheets
Kindergarten worksheets in other subjects
Free demo · No account needed · Instant grading
Thanksgiving Special — 1st Month HALF OFF!
Refer a parent and get your 2nd month half off too