Bring money lessons to life with the U.S. Coins Poster Set, designed to make financial literacy engaging and accessible for young learners. This six-poster collection features the Penny, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, Half Dollar, and One Dollar bill, each with clear images of both the front and back for easy recognition.
To support learning, every coin poster is paired with a memorable rhyme that helps students connect the coin to its value in a fun, age-appropriate way. By combining visual references with rhyming cues, this set reinforces identification and supports the practical skills needed to understand and use money confidently.
Perfect for classrooms, homeschooling environments, and financial literacy centers, these posters provide a hands-on resource for teachers aiming to build foundational money skills. The U.S. Money Poster Set not only strengthens coin recognition but also sparks meaningful conversations about everyday financial literacy. Add this essential set to your teaching tools and empower students to master money with confidence.
Money Included
- Penny
- Nickel
- Dime
- Quarter
- Half Dollar
- Dollar (two versions)
Contents
6 posters
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