Use this set of financial literacy vocabulary cards when teaching about income, budgets, taxes, methods of payment, and financial records.
A STEM project embedded in a real-world context.
Learn about the advantages and disadvantages of different methods of payment with this mini-book.
Differentiate between different types of taxes with this 24-card sorting activity.
Engage your students with an independent game while learning how to keep and use financial records.
Explore the difference between gross income and net income with this set of 24 task cards.
Practice how to balance a budget with this financial literacy worksheet.
Introduce your students to the world of making a budget with an immersive “it’s My Life” budgeting for kids project.
Introduce your students to the world of financial literacy with an illustrated personal finance word wall for kids.
A set of finger puppets and writing templates that students can use around Presidents' Day.
Teach your students the ins and outs of financial literacy with an instructional slide deck.
Calculate the cost of school supplies and answer questions with this back-to-school math activity.
Practice ordering American coins from least to greatest with this cut and paste activity.
Practice identifying the front and backside of pennies when given a collection of coins.
Identify quarters, nickels, dimes, and pennies by coloring each picture according to a color guide.
Practice identifying the front and backside of nickels when given a collection of coins.
Practice identifying the front and backside of quarters when given a collection of coins.
Practice identifying the front and backside of dimes when given a collection of coins.
Use these money posters to teach your students about coin recognition and value.
Use addition and skip counting skills to count coins with a customizable money game.
A PowerPoint providing a series of warm-up activities for Grade 2 students across the mathematics curriculum.
A PowerPoint providing a series of warm-up activities for Grade 1 students across the mathematics curriculum.
Practice identifying US coins and bills with an interactive memory match game.
Practice creating amounts up to a $1.00 with a variety of coins.
Develop spelling and mathematics skills simultaneously with a differentiated spelling and money math center activity.
Use skip counting and addition skills to determine the value of each coin collection.
Use skip counting and addition skills to determine which coins are needed for a given amount.
Practice counting a collection of coins with this set of “I Have, Who Has” game cards.
Use skip counting and addition skills to determine the number of dimes needed for a given amount.
Use counting and addition skills to determine the number of pennies needed for a given amount.
Use skip counting and addition skills to determine the number of quarters needed for a given amount.
Use skip counting and addition skills to determine the number of nickels needed for a given amount.