🐖 FREE Don’t Break The Piggy Bank Money Game for Kids

What kid doesn’t love putting money in their piggy bank? I know I absolutely loved it. This coin games for kids is a great way for teaching money to kindergarten, pre-k, first grade, and 2nd graders too. This money game for kids allows students to learn all about the different coins while having fun playing with a piggy bank! Plus this money activity for kids is n0-prep – my favorite kind! Simply print the fun money games and you are ready to play and learn with money activities for kids!

Money game for kids

This money games focuses on cents and includes the penny, nickle, dime, and quarter. This printable set includes coins for kids that you can print and cut out but real coins can also be used. I would say using real coins is more fun, but this is totally up to you. This money activitity is fun for preschoolers, kindergartners, grade 1, and grade 2 students. Whether you are a parent, teacher, or homeschooler – you will love this free printable money game for kids to make learning FUN!

Money activity for kids

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Money activities for kids

Take a look at the game board, you will see the instructions, the piggy bank and the spinner circle. Inside the spinner circle is each one of the coins: 1, 5, 10, and 25.

Once you have printed the whole game, there is a tiny bit of prep to help you set it up.

Cut the coins out (there are two choices to choose from)
Take a brad and push it through the center of the spinner circle. Now you can attach a clothes pin, paper clip, safety pin or even a bobby pin to the brad. This will become your spinner.
Put the coins into a pile on the table.

Fun money games

This can be played with one person or two or ten, it doesn’t matter.

Start by spinning your spinner. Whatever it lands on is what you will put into the piggy bank. So if you land on a 1 cent, put in a penny. If it lands on a 25 cent, put in a quarter. Keep this going until someone lands on the hammer. When someone lands on the hammer, it ‘breaks the piggy bank’. This means you must empty the coins out of the piggy bank. You can play again or this can be the end of the game.

Teaching Money to Kindergarten

How fun is this? A great game for a math center, for individual play or for a way for you to bond with your little one while they are learning something new.

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Coin games for kids

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