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Counting Money Practice with Mixed Coins

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Hairy Money practice activity cover showing coin-counting samples and identifying print and digital versions
Cover introducing the print and digital activity
Worked money-counting example showing hairs on a quarter, two dimes and three nickels, plus three pennies
Completed hairy-money example totaling $0.63
Money-counting exercise using one quarter, two dimes, two nickels and three pennies; drag hairs to count
First counting exercise after the worked example
Money-counting exercise using two quarters, four dimes, three nickels and three pennies; type the total
Second counting exercise with 12 mixed coins
Money-counting exercise using one quarter, six dimes, four nickels and four pennies; add hairs to help count
Third counting exercise with 15 mixed coins
Money-counting exercise using three quarters, two dimes, four nickels and two pennies; type the amount
Fourth counting exercise with 11 mixed coins
Money-counting exercise using one quarter, four dimes, five nickels and five pennies; use hairs to count
Fifth counting exercise with 15 mixed coins
Coin-selection task asking students to drag coins to show $0.67, choosing quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies
Coin-selection practice for a target amount of $0.67
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Grade 2, 3, 4

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About This Product

This activity allows students to practice counting money. It does employ the hairy money strategy for some questions. The coins are not grouped by denomination. This can be used as a review activity, a summative assessment, or a formative assessment to see which students have mastered the skill of counting money. It was made based on the Virginia SOLs, specifically SOL 3.6 but can be used with other grades and in other states.

Included is a printable pdf and a link to a digital version for paperless or virtual classrooms. When you click the link, you will be prompted to create your own copy. This will open a Google Slide that you can download and use with Power Point or Keynote, or you can assign is as a Google Slide using Google Classroom, Schoology, Canvas, or whatever LMS your school system uses.

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