I Have, Who Has? Counting Coins Game
Category: Education / Math Worksheets
Turn money practice into a fast game every child plays: a printable US coins I Have Who Has set with 4 levels, from pennies to $2.00.
Watch your students count, listen and proudly call out "I have 47¢!" This I Have Who Has counting coins game turns money practice into a fast, whole-class game that 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade teachers can run in 10 to 15 minutes, with short mini games for small groups, tutoring and homeschool. Every child holds a card, every child counts, and nobody sits out. It is a printable US money game with four levels, from first pennies to $2.00.
WHAT'S INCLUDED
• 1 ZIP file with 5 PDF files
• 01-COLOR-US-Letter.pdf (63 pages)
• 02-COLOR-A4.pdf (63 pages)
• 03-BLACK-WHITE-US-Letter.pdf (63 pages, ink-saving)
• 04-BLACK-WHITE-A4.pdf (63 pages, ink-saving)
• 00-PRINT-GUIDE.pdf (2 pages: which file to print, printer settings, page list)
• 288 game cards in total: 4 levels, each with 1 Class Game of 36 cards and 3 Mini Games of 12 cards
FOUR LEVELS
• Level 1, Coin Starter: pennies, nickels and dimes, up to 50¢ (no quarters yet)
• Level 2, Add the Quarter: all four coins, up to $1.00
• Level 3, Heads & Tails: all four coins, front AND back, up to $1.00
• Level 4, Over a Dollar: a $1 bill and coins, heads and tails, $1.01 to $2.00 (a few cards make the dollar with quarters)
WHAT MAKES IT EASY TO USE
• Short Mini Games of 12 cards for small groups, centers, tutoring and homeschool, and a 36-card Class Game for the whole class
• Every game is a closed loop: any card can start, and the game ends when it comes back to the first card
• A write-your-total box on every card, so students remember their amount
• Coins shown from biggest value to smallest, in their real size order (the dime is the smallest)
• Card numbers on every card, so you can check a set is complete before you play
• Answer keys with the game order and the coins on every card
• Clean white cards with no patterned backgrounds, plus a black-and-white edition
ALSO INSIDE
• Teacher guide with whole-class, small-group, partner and homeschool versions
• Student How to Play poster
• Meet the Coins poster (heads and tails) and Count It Up poster
• Coin helper strips for students who need a visual reminder
• 2 listening logs (recording sheets)
• 4 Think About It pages (fewest coins, another way, which is more, how much more) with answers
• Blank cards to make your own, and a Coin Counting Champion certificate
PERFECT FOR
• 1st, 2nd and 3rd grade money units
• Math centers, small groups and warm-ups
• Early finishers and spare minutes
• Tutoring, RTI and extra money practice
• Homeschool and family game time
• ELL classes (lots of speaking and listening)
HOW TO USE
1. Pick a level and a deck (Class Game or one Mini Game).
2. Hand out all the cards of that deck. Students count their coins and write the total.
3. Any player starts by reading their question: "Who has 47¢?"
4. The player with 47¢ says "I have 47¢!" and reads the next question.
5. The game ends when the question comes back to the first card.
HOW TO PRINT
• Choose US Letter or A4, and color or black and white
• Print at Actual size / 100%, not "Fit to page"
• Print the cards on white cardstock (65 to 110 lb) and laminate them for years of use
• One-sided printing only; the cards have nothing on the back
PLEASE NOTE
• This is a digital download. Nothing will be shipped.
• The coins and the $1 bill are simplified drawings made for teaching, not photos of real money.
• The game uses US coins only.
• Colors may look slightly different on your screen and printer.
• For personal and single-classroom use only. Please do not share, resell or redistribute the files.
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Designed by Printivora: every page, card and illustration in this game set was created by us and is exclusive to our shop. We built it from our own original ideas and prompts, with the help of AI tools.