Childrens play money template

These play money are designed in different nominal, pictures, and currency to make the selection more various for any children. Make your children skilled in counting money by giving them these printable play money.

See you! Categories: Games. Thank you for your cooperation! By using this form you agree with this site's privacy policy. Prep Time 5 minutes. Active Time 5 minutes. Total Time 10 minutes. Materials White Cardstock Free Printable linked in post above.

Tools Scissors Printer Laminator optional. Instructions Download the printable play money PDF and print on 8. Recommended Products As an Amazon Associate and member of other affiliate programs, I earn from qualifying purchases.

They can exchange fake money for a reward or privilege. Teachers can use this method at school, and parents can use it at home. Most printers enable you to determine how many copies of an image will be duplicated on a page. For life-sized notes print about four copies per page depending on your printer. If you want to print mini money then select as many copies as your printer allows on one page. Each printer is different but once you click on print you can usually make the image smaller or print two pages on one in which case you will get 6 bills per page.

Thanks so much. This is the best template which I have found to be able to have realistic looking money and still be able to edit the photos to use in the classroom. Students will have to have the cheap looking editable money for the missing denominations in order to practice using all the denominations.

Please let me know when the others are available. Just used these for my high school class! I am hosting an auction for them to bid on a final project to do and needed fun money. I put my face on them LOL, they already think I am crazy weird, this might just cement it in. Thank you so much, totally fun! Psst: be sure to check out my article on 7 games to play with fake money. These can be great for preschool money printables, fun events with pretend money, holidays, etc.

Stick around. I have a whole section on it. Also, here's my article on teaching preschoolers about money. Itsy Bitsy fun dollars that would be great for preschool or much more. Need a set of classroom reward bucks?