Play Money for Math

Play Money, Place Value Money, Blank Checks, Unit Money

Play money can be purchased at grocery stores, big box stores, and other types, but if you can't find any or would rather print play money, then you may print play money from this web page.

Full size Play Money

Print on colored paper to make sorting easier. You can print these on both sides if you wish, (the president's head will be on both sides). Trim around each bill leaving an 1/8 inch or more margin. 4 bills to a sheet.

100 - Hundreds
50- Fifties
20 - Twenties
10- Tens
5 - Fives
1 - Ones

*To cut out the sheets that are printed on both sides... Turn the sheet upside down and trim the right edge. Always have the sheet upside down when trimming the edges! This is because the bills aren't exactly centered on the paper. To be certain, hold the sheet up to the light before trimming.

Pay Day Dollars and Fake Blank Checks

Place Value Money - or use as Replacement Game Money

For Teaching Place Value:

This play money is very simple. I designed it mainly for use as a place value teaching aid. The bills are small, 1 1/4 inches by 2 1/2 inches and there are 24 bills on each print-out sheet. I suggest printing each value on different colored paper to make it easier to sort the bills.

Million's | Hundred Thousand's | Ten Thousand's | Thousand's | Hundred's | Ten's | One's

The others to print if you want to use these for play money:

Five Hundred's | Fifty's | Twenty's | Five's