Money workbooks are a great way for children to learn essential money-counting skills such as skip-counting, addition and subtraction with coins and bills, making change from a dollar, and more through various math activities that are both fun and educational!
This workbook starts with a basic introduction to all CANADIAN currency coins and bills, dollars, and cents. basic money exercises such as identifying and counting coins.
Includes true pictures of currencies for a better understanding of money counting:
Penny
Nickel
Dime
Quarter
Half Dollar
Toonie
Loonie
Five Dollar
Ten Dollar
Twenty Dollar
Fifty Dollars
One Hundred Dollars
Includes exercise pages for:
Match the coins with its name
Match the notes with price tags
Count the coins
Count the bills
Count the coins and with the correct amount of money
Calculate the total amount of money in each jar
Counting total money in piggy bank
Count the sets of coins and write the total value for each sets
Count the sets of bills and write the total value for each set
Counts bills and coins and write the total value for each set
Recognize different bills from pictures and write their value
Circle the coins to make a specific amount
Tick the bills to make a specific amount
Multi-choice questions
Going to the cafe solving questions
Going shopping solving questions
Read money in words and write their value in numbers
Counting different assortments of money and solving the questions
Menu maths
Solving Addition and subtraction word problems
Answer keys are given on the back pages
In this Money Counting workbook for kids, kids can practice what the number on the currency coin or bill signifies. This workbook will help kids visually observe and mentally resolve how the value of multiple currencies can be added together to arrive at the net value.
All the exercises in this money counting workbook are well-paced and age-appropriate.
Money counting exercise boosts your child’s counting and number skills, including skip counting. A quarter equals five nickels or two dimes and one nickel or three nickels and one dime and many such combinations included. It helps in quickly recognizing and counting coins and bills by asking kids to “circle the coins” or “tick the bills” needed to make a specific amount.
88 pages of 8.50” x 11″ gives plenty of space to complete each exercise.
Counting Canadian Coins and Bills” is the perfect educational tool for children eager to delve into the world of Canadian currency. Whether at home or in the classroom, this book promises to make learning about money enjoyable, interactive, and educational. Embark on a fun learning adventure through the fascinating realm of Canadian money today!
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Hi Unity,
I read through Money Counting Book for Kids and what stood out is how naturally it teaches, kids meeting Penny, Nickel, Dime, and Quarter like little characters, then working their way up to the five, ten, twenty, and hundred dollar bills through rhyme instead of a dry lesson. That approach of turning coins and bills into something memorable is exactly what makes early financial literacy stick.
Here is where this becomes even more powerful. Parents and teachers search YouTube constantly for exactly this kind of content, money counting for kids, coin recognition, skip counting basics for homeschool and Pre-K through second grade classrooms. Your rhymes already do half the work of a video script, and pairing them with simple animation of the coins and bills in motion, sliding into place as the counting happens, would make the learning even more visual and easier for young kids to absorb.
What I do is take books like this and turn them into short animated YouTube episodes, real narration, music, and pacing built for ages four to eight, then build a channel that can grow across the whole Money Skills for Kids series as each new title comes out.
A channel like this keeps teaching long after a book’s launch window. An episode on counting coins can keep surfacing in search for years, quietly reaching new classrooms and families. And once the channel meets YouTube’s monetization threshold, it becomes its own income stream running alongside your book sales.
Your copyright stays fully yours and nothing goes live without your approval at every step.
If that sounds worth exploring, reply and I will put together a short concept showing what an episode of Money Counting Book for Kids could actually look like.
Warm regards,
Jeffrey
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I am not sure where you’re getting your information, but great topic.
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Money Counting Workbook: This book definitely helped me on learning to count money
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