Money activities

High interest and functional money math activities that are leveled to meet the needs of a mixed-ability classroom. Just what you need for math centers or stations that stay fresh each time you use them… because what kid doesn’t love fast food restaurants?!?

Money is such an important skill that students are often excited to learn about. Here are some tips on how to teach money with games and activities!

Do you teach your students about money? Are you looking for lesson plans for coin identification? These money activities will help your students learn money!

Coin Rubbing Money Tree - A Hands-on Money Activity This is a fun way to explore coins in a hands-on way. My kids love anything to do with money: counting money, playing with money, experiments with money, and so on! This is a great way to reinforce coin size, as well as coin recognition as the patterns are rubbed through with crayon. This is LOW prep and can be done whenever you want to introduce, practice, or review coins. What you need: coins (if you have any foreign or unusual coins…

What a fun way to study money while playing with play dough! Your preschooler will love making these coin play dough impressions as much as mine did! Great for 2-6 year olds! #moneyactivities #preschool #preschoollearningactivities #preschoolplaydoughideas #preschoolmoneygames

This post contains affiliate links to products I recommend. Read my full disclosure statement. Learning to add money, make change, and compare money amounts are skills that are coming up in our money unit. I've been working on putting together lots of fun games and engaging opportunities to practice. Here are some money activities for second grade

Love how @KayrnTripp teaches her kids about money through age-appropriate games! Definitely using this financial literacy printable game inspired by @BethKobliner. MoneyGenius AD

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Teaching money to kids can be challenging. Make sure you aren't confusing kids with these common instructional mistakes.

It's hard to get young children (and even some older ones!) to understand the concept of money. How much it is worth, what the different values are, even how those values can be exchanged for