Money Worksheets for Kids: Count Rupee Coins and Notes

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Learning about money is one of the first real-life maths skills children enjoy. These free printable money worksheets for kids use simple rupee coins and notes, so the practice feels useful every day.

Children start by learning the value of ₹1, ₹2, ₹5 and ₹10 coins, then count small groups of coins and write the total. The last pages add friendly shop pictures, where kids find the price of two items together and decide what they can buy.

Just print the pages, hand over a pencil, and let your child count, match and colour at their own speed.

How to play

Print the worksheet pages on A4 paper. One set per child works best, and you can print again for extra practice.
Start with page 1 to revise the value of each coin and note. Say the amounts aloud together.
Move to the counting and matching pages. Ask your child to count from the biggest coin first, then write the total in the box.
Finish with the shop page. Let your child use real or paper coins to check each answer.

These worksheets help children connect numbers to real life. While counting coins, your child practises skip counting in 2s, 5s and 10s, adds two-digit amounts, and compares totals to see which is more or less. Writing the rupee symbol and amounts also builds neat number formation. The shopping page introduces simple word problems, so children learn to read a question, pick the important numbers and check whether an answer makes sense. For extra learning, give your child a small purse of real coins at home and let them pay for little things while you watch. Praise careful counting more than speed.

Frequently asked questions

What age are these money worksheets suitable for?

They suit children aged about 6 to 8 years, or Class 1 and Class 2. Younger children of 5 can try the first two pages with an adult helping them read the coin values and write the totals.

Are the worksheets free to download and print?

Yes. All pages are free to download and print as many times as you like for your own children or your classroom. Print on plain A4 paper, and use black and white printing to save ink if you wish.

Do children need real coins to complete the pages?

Real coins are not needed, as every amount is drawn on the page. Still, giving your child a few real ₹1, ₹2, ₹5 and ₹10 coins makes counting easier to understand and turns checking answers into a fun game.

How can I make money practice harder for a confident child?

Ask your child to find two different ways to make the same amount, or to work out the change from ₹20 and ₹50. You can also set up a pretend shop at home with price labels written by your child.