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Identify coins (penny, nickel, dime, quarter, half dollar, dollar coin) and the dollar bill, fill in blanks about coin values and people pictured, count and add coin totals, color coins/bills, answer shopping-scenario questions, and complete a saving-money quiz and reflection.
Product Title: Rate, Unit Rate, and Unit Price Digital Self-Checking Activity Designed for educators in public schools or homeschooling environments, the Rate, Unit Rate, and Unit Price Digital Self-Checking Activity is an exciting resource that promotes student engagement while learning math. Ideal for sixth and seventh graders…
Unit Price and the Better Buy Digital Self-Checking Escape Room Activity Unit Price and the Better Buy Digital Self-Checking Escape Room Activity is a versatile learning tool, designed to make math fun for grade 6 and grade 7 students. This interactive escape room activity brings decimals comprehension into focus while building skills…
Students solve word problems and write number sentences, fill in missing 3-digit numbers on a counting chart, circle odd/even numbers, identify numbers that come before/after/between given numbers, compute simple addition/subtraction and compare the results with , or =, and complete ordinal-number/calendar exercises.
Follow along with a presentation covering bank functions, types of banks (brick-and-mortar, online, credit union, cash advance, intermediary apps like Venmo/CashApp/Zelle), checking vs. savings accounts, and budgeting basics; build two monthly budgets in a worksheet (one for a fixed $2,200/month income, one self-designed for a chosen…
Cut and glue the correct coin images (penny, nickel, dime, quarter) into labeled boxes and write each coin's value in cents; then count grouped coins by type (quarters, dimes, nickels, pennies) and write the total amount in cents.
Match/assemble 2-piece puzzle cards showing coins with a winter theme to practice identifying and counting six different coins.
This activity is a great way for students to practice addition with money. They will match the money cards with the food cards to match the prices of the items. This is a fun and interactive way for students to learn and it can be used in small groups or as a whole class.
Add or subtract coin values, count coins pictured, write the resulting cent amount, solve short money word problems, and color pictures according to a coin-total code.
Students fill in missing numbers on charts, circle odd/even numbers, order numbers, compare numbers using symbols, and complete skip-counting and number-pattern sequences.