Kindergarten Time & Money Worksheets
At kindergarten, time and money means reading a clock to the hour, o'clock times, and the value of each coin. Below are four worksheets on it — one per format — each in Set A, B and C with keys.
What the kindergarten time and money sheets cover
Kindergarten time and money comes in four formats (problem counts in brackets): drill (20, straight practice), timed drill (50, timed fluency), missing number (20, find the blank), and mixed review (20, mixed shapes). Set A uses numbers from 0 to 150, 23 clock faces, and 30 fill-in blanks. Problem types: reading a clock to the hour, the value of each coin, and counting like coins, plus two more. All four come as Sets A, B and C with answer keys, 110 problems per set from 20 to 50 a sheet. From the Set A drill, problem 8: "How many cents is a dime worth?" (answer 10¢). Common Core: K.CC.5 and K.MD.3.
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Kindergarten Time & Money Drill
Straight practice, 20-40 problems.
Kindergarten Time & Money Timed Drill
Fact fluency, 50-100 problems, timer box on sheet.
Kindergarten Time & Money Missing Number
Solve for the blank in any position.
Kindergarten Time & Money Mixed Review
Assorted problem shapes from the operation.
The drill has 20 problems, numbers to 10 (problem 8: "How many cents is a dime worth?"). The timed drill has 50 problems, numbers to 25 (problem 18: "Which coin is worth 10¢?"). The missing number has 20 problems, numbers to 150 (problem 7: "___ quarters = 125¢"). The mixed review has 20 problems, numbers to 25 (problem 6: "7 nickels").
Across the four sheets the generator draws on reading a clock to the hour, the value of each coin, counting like coins, naming coins by value, and o'clock times. The pages are tagged to Common Core K.MD.3 and K.CC.5, and each tag links to the standards index.
If this level is not landing, step to kindergarten time and money, where the focus is reading a clock to the hour, o'clock times, and the value of each coin; if it is too easy, grade 1 moves on to reading a clock to the half hour, counting like coins, and two kinds of coins together.
A useful order through these four kindergarten time and money sheets: drill first, then mixed review to check the method survives a change of shape, then the missing-number sheet, and the timed drill last as a fluency check.