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Free money worksheets, ages 4+, 7+ and 10+
139 lessons about money, from trading and where coins came from to needs and wants, saving and sharing, and for older children borrowing, credit and savings accounts. Every lesson has printable worksheets with an answer key and a plain explanation so a grown-up can help.
The sheets use pretend money and made-up prices to practice ideas. Nothing on them is real money or financial advice.
- Free to print
- No sign-up or email
- Answer keys included
- For ages 4+, 7+ and 10+
- Pretend money only
Ages 4+
Trading, shops and markets, needs and wants, saving in a jar and sharing, with pretend money. A grown-up reads the questions aloud.
Spending wisely
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Ages 7+
Where coins and paper money came from, what a shopkeeper earns, spending or saving, borrowing and the first ideas about stocks and taxes.
The story of money
Earning and jobs
Saving and budgets
Credit and loans
Investing and growing
Spending wisely
Money and the world
Ages 10+
Loans and credit, the minimum payment trap, savings accounts, inflation, and spotting fair and unfair deals.
The story of money
Earning and jobs
Saving and budgets
Banks and accounts
Credit and loans
Investing and growing
Retirement and freedom
Spending wisely
Money and the world
Questions
Are these really free?
Yes. Every money worksheet and the money book on these pages are free to download and print, with no account and no email.
Which ages are they for?
There are three bands. Ages 4+ talk about trading, shops, needs and wants, and saving and sharing; a grown-up reads each question aloud. Ages 7+ look at where money came from, spending or saving, and borrowing. Ages 10+ cover loans, credit, savings accounts and inflation. Money is its own pack, banded by age, so it does not belong to a school grade.
Is it real money or financial advice?
No. The sheets use pretend money and made-up prices so a child can practice thinking about saving, sharing and comparing. They are not advice about what to buy, borrow or invest, and a family should make its own choices about real money.
What are Sets A, B and C?
A set is a different sheet on the same lesson. Set A is written for the lesson. Where a lesson has Sets B and C, they give more practice. Every set can be downloaded with its answer key on the last page.
Can I use them with more than one child?
Yes. Print as many copies as you like. Children of different ages can work from their own band, and the answer key on the last page of each set is there for a grown-up.
Want it taught aloud?
Tutorpip tells each money story aloud with pictures, and a few lessons are free to try. These printable sheets are free either way.
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