Money makes the world go round and round. It is an instrument required to conduct every facet of life. Almost everything you use has a monetary value, directly or indirectly. It is important to teach your children about the importance of money from a young age and these money coloring pages will help you do just that.
Top 10 Money Coloring Pages For Kindergarten
Money coloring sheets will prepare your children to face real-life challenges. These sheets will promote money management skills by teaching your child different kinds of money, how to save money, and how to manage expenditures later in life.
Our page includes coloring pages that show currency and other market-related figures. Some coloring sheets also feature children’s favorite piggy banks and popular cartoon characters, to keep things fun and interesting for them.
1. Uncle Scrooge Swimming In Money
We have a fun outlined image of Uncle Scrooge taking a dip in his money pool. The coloring sheet will impress your kids and allow them to experiment with as many colors as they want. The famous Disney character Scrooge McDuck, fondly known as Uncle Scrooge, is the richest duck in the world. He gained his massive wealth from hard work and dedication. He travels all around the world in search of treasure.
Uncle Scrooge loves his money more than anything else in his world. He loves diving in his money like a porpoise, burrowing through it and throwing coins in the air to feel them fall upon his head.
2. One-Dollar Bill
We have a black-and-white diagram of the one-dollar bill. The bill pictures a cartoon image of George Washington, the first President of the United States. It is signed by the Treasurer and the Secretary of the Treasury of the United States. The coloring page also features the bill’s reverse, which shows an eagle holding olive branches and a pyramid with a triangle above it.
The reverse side is usually printed in green, but your kid can try any shade they like to create their version of the one-dollar bill. The coloring page will not only introduce your kid to money but also help them recognize the first president of the US.
3. Piggy Bank
We have a lovely coloring page of a cute piggy bank, the traditional name for a coin container children use. Give your child a piggy bank at a young age to teach them the concept of saving money. To encourage saving, a small slit is present on the top of the container for kids to drop coins or folded banknotes. It usually has a rubber plug on the underside for easy coin access.
4. Kid Counting Money
An extremely adorable money coloring page in our compilation shows a little girl counting dimes sitting on her bed. It seems she has just taken out her savings from her piggy bank. It is extremely important to teach your children about saving money and not wasting their parents’ hard-earned money on unimportant things. You can also teach them to save their pocket money or the money they earn by doing chores, so they can evolve an independent mindset. Needless to say, it is a perfect coloring page to help your child explore their artistic abilities and learn a real-life skill.
5. Dog Money Planning Coloring Page
Introduce your children to the real world of math problems with a few copies of our fun dog money planning coloring sheet. Knowing how to count and handle money is a practical skill that will help your children apply math concepts in real life. Give your child the big challenge of adding up the values of each coin and bill in the image. As a bonus, the coloring sheet will also help your child with currency recognition.
6. Angry Bird 1 Dollar Bill Coloring Page
We have a coloring page featuring numerous one-dollar bills with none other than the famous Angry Bird, from the eponymous computer games. Angry Bird does not look angry in this coloring sheet; he looks cute instead. When your kid is done coloring the sheet, cut out all the bills and play a money game with them. It will be a great way to teach them simple math and make a great indoor activity for your preschoolers.
7. Nickel
We had to include a coloring page of nickel, a five-cent American coin. It is one of the handiest coins to have as it can be used in most vending machines. Give your kids some math lessons as they color the sheet. For instance, ask them how many nickels make a dollar. The coloring sheet will also teach your children color recognition, shapes, and patterns.
8. Money Math
Have your child master the skill of counting with our money math coloring sheet. The sheet features several products with their price tags. Money math will help your child know about the ins and outs of money, helping them succeed both inside and outside the classroom. Ask your child to identify the products on the page and find their total value. This will make a fun, educational activity for your kids.
9. Overjoyed Leprechaun
We have a fun and interesting coloring page of a leprechaun, a magical creature from Irish folklore. Leprechauns are the self-appointed guardians of ancient treasure and are known for their mischievous tricks. The coloring sheet features a traditional leprechaun, a tiny, bearded man, clad in a green coat and pants, shoes with buckles, and a small hat. It is believed that leprechauns store all their coins in a hidden pot of cold at the end of the rainbow, as your kid will find out with the coloring sheet.
10. Money Bag
Our coloring sheet of a money bag with the dollar sign printed is a fun yet easy coloring page for kids. A money bag is a sack to transport notes and coins from a mint to the bank, ATMs, and vending machines. The moneybags are usually transported in a money train or an armored car.
Your kids will love our collection of some of the best free printable money coloring pages online. Select the sheets you like, take out the print, and get your kid to start coloring. They will provide hours of coloring fun to them while improving their math and money management skills, all of which will help them as they grow up.
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