Print bills and coins for classroom store, counting, and making change. Choose single-denomination sheets ($1–$20) or a complete mixed set ($1–$100), plus a coin sheet with pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters. Every PDF downloads instantly — no sign-up needed.
Each PDF is print-ready on US Letter. Cut along the bill edges after printing.
Play money is one of the most effective hands-on tools for teaching money concepts from Kindergarten through 4th grade. Children handle bills and coins to count, make change, compare amounts, and solve word problems — skills that transfer directly to real-world numeracy. Unlike abstract number lines or worksheets, play money gives students a physical object that mirrors the actual monetary system, making abstract denominations concrete and memorable.
Our single-denomination sheets print eight identical bills per page — ideal for classroom store setups where every student needs a supply of a specific denomination. The mixed bills set provides one each of $1, $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 on a single page, giving students a complete working set for multi-denomination activities. Every bill is printed in a light color-coded tint and marked PLAY MONEY and NOT LEGAL TENDER for classroom clarity. The coins sheet prints 24 coins — 6 each of penny, nickel, dime, and quarter — in relative size with denomination labels, ready to cut apart.
For a complete classroom store, print multiple copies of the $1, $5, and $10 sheets and laminate them for durability. Pair with a printed price list and let students practice making change. For individual practice packets, the mixed set works well in a plastic baggie with the coins sheet. Kindergarteners can begin with the penny and nickel columns on the coins sheet; first graders add dimes and quarters; second graders and up work with all bill denominations.