FREE Money Posters

Who are the people on our coins and bills? When I was teaching our money unit, a student asked me about the people on the coins. I have to admit I didn't know much. I had to look up to see who was on the dime! I decided to create a poster highlighting the people on our coins and dollar bills. There are 2 posters. Each poster displays a picture of each coin or bill (front and back) plus some information about the people on each one. When I showed it to my 3rd graders, they were really interested in it! So I thought your students would like it too. I'm sharing it here today with you. You can hang in your classroom or on a bulletin board. Kids will love the facts! It's a great way to learn about our Presidents and the important people who are on the United States coins and bills. Just click any picture below to download it. You can download it at my TPT store. 

Need some money resources for the classroom? Below you will find some fun math centers or math lessons using money. Just click the picture to learn more about it. 

 Here is a pack of 30 task cards with coins on it. Students count the coins and record the amount on a recording sheet. The coins included are quarters, nickels, dimes, and pennies. There are also game boards included to use with the task cards. Plus, worksheets to help reinforce coin counting skills. 

Menus for Math has a pack of 10 menus. Each menus comes with 2 word problem worksheets. Students can also use the menus to answer word problems from the menu or they can create their own word problem questions. These are great for problem solving using money. Click the picture to see 10 menus that are included in this pack. 

Show Me the Money is another Freebie! This one has students using coins to match with the amount. These are great for math centers or small groups. These boards will help you see which students are still struggling with counting coins. 

Coin Counting Task Boards has 10 boards. Students use the task board and a recording sheet. They count the coins on the task board and then answer some questions about their coin counting answers. These are great for your coin counting lessons or for early finishers. They also work great during small group time. Just grab a task board and a recording sheet and start counting coins. 

Here is a pack of coin counting worksheets using coins only. This pack uses quarters, nickels, dimes, and pennies. It has a fun pirate theme. It includes 24 worksheets all about money. These are easy to hand out for homework, use for extra work, display at math centers, or give to early finishers to keep them busy. Click on the pictures to read more about it.  



Here are some classroom resources you may need when you are teaching your money unit:
Magnet Money 
Classroom Coins
Play Money for Kids
Money Poster
Lemonade in Winter
The Coin Counting Book
Counting Money Learning Set
The History of Money
Money Bags Game
Money Flashcards

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