Grades 1-33 PAGES · PDF
U.S. Counting Coins Workbook
A largest-to-smallest strategy, hands-on coin trays, and a build-it-three-ways activity.
- Counting on
- Mixed-coin totals
- Equivalent values
CointasticFree printables● For teachers and classrooms
Counting coins lessons for 1st–2nd grade.
Use coin lessons and worksheets for modeling, math centers, and small-group practice. The dedicated 2.MD.C.8 guide keeps Grade 1 readiness distinct from Grade 2 money word problems, while Cointastic supports optional formative practice.
Download Cointastic on the App Store15-minute coin routine
2 minModel
5 minBuild
4 minExplain
4 minApply in app
● Instructional alignment
A clear K-4 teaching path.
These are practical Common Core connections, not a formal curriculum or paper assessment. Direct money work begins in Grade 2; earlier activities build useful readiness.
GradeInstructional focusConnectionSuggested resource
K-1Coin names, values, sorting, and counting-on readinessReadiness: K.CC; 1.OA.C.5U.S. coin chart for kids
Standards references: Common Core State Standards Initiative. See 2.MD.C.8, 3.OA.D.8, and 4.MD.A.2.
Open the 15-minute Grade 2 money word-problem lesson● Classroom-ready
Print, model, discuss, apply.
Each pack leaves space for student thinking and partner explanation. None is designed as a paper quiz.
Grades 2-43 PAGES · PDF
U.S. Make Change Workbook & Mini Store
A count-up lesson, guided change ladders, and a practical mini coin-store activity.
- Counting up
- Money word problems
- Dollars and cents
Grades 2-42 PAGES · PDF
U.S. Money Math Challenge Kit
A supportive challenge routine and personal-best reflection focused on accuracy and growth.
- Speed and accuracy
- Strategy reflection
- Personal bests
APPFOR ASSESSMENT
Paper supports the lesson; the app checks learning. Keep worksheets collaborative and low-stakes, then use Cointastic's randomized prompts, automatic totals, timing, and progress tools for formative assessment.