Counting Coins Find the Total Price Worksheet
Kids count quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies to find each total price in this counting coins find the total price worksheet for 2nd grade. An answer key is included for easy checking.
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Description
Counting money gets exciting when the total goes past one dollar, and this counting coins find the total price worksheet gives second graders the practice they need. Students count mixed piles of quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies, then write each total price with a dollar sign and a decimal point.
About This Worksheet
This 2nd grade money worksheet has three parts. First, children add up four rows of real-size coins, and most of the totals cross the one-dollar mark. Next, they add two price tags together, such as a pencil and a ruler, to find what both items cost. Last, they solve a short story problem about buying a toy car at the corner store. Each total goes on a line in the same column, so the page stays neat and easy to check.
What’s Included
- Four count-the-coins rows with totals written in dollar notation
- Two price-tag addition problems
- One money word problem
- A complete answer key
Why This Worksheet Helps Kids
- It builds coin recognition, because every coin is drawn at its true relative size.
- It teaches children to write amounts over a dollar with the dollar sign and decimal point.
- It connects counting money to real shopping, where prices are added to find a total.
Ideas for Teachers and Parents
Set out real or play coins and let children build each row before they write the total. Remind them to count the quarters first, then the dimes, nickels, and pennies. For more practice, create a pretend store with price tags and let students take turns as shopper and cashier. This counting coins find the total price worksheet also works well as a math center, homework, or quick review before a money test.
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