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*Could be done just up to a quarter for younger children. | |||
*Could be done with coins of other countries. | *Could be done with coins of other countries. | ||
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==Further Reading== | ==Further Reading== | ||
[http://educationofours.blogspot.de/2012/04/money-exchange-game.html The Education of Ours] blog post | *[http://educationofours.blogspot.de/2012/04/money-exchange-game.html The Education of Ours] blog post | ||
*[http://www.mrsprinceandco.com/2012/02/trading-game-money-style.html Mrs. Prince and co.] blog post |
Revision as of 08:05, 26 December 2014
Coin Matching | |
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Math - Money | |
Level | Primary Elementary |
Age | 4.5 |
Prerequisites | Coin Matching |
Materials | several of each type of coin 1 dollar four bowls or boxes dice tray |
In this game the child rolls dice to see how many pennies they get. Smaller value coins are traded for larger value coins. The first person to get the dollar wins.
Presentation
- Take the material to a mat or table.
- Next step
Points of Interest
Control of Error
Variations and Extensions
- Could be done just up to a quarter for younger children.
- Could be done with coins of other countries.
Material
- You will need about this many of each coin for ever person playing:
- 5 pennies
- 2 nickles
- 3 dimes
- 4 quarters
- Real money is nicest to use, but you could substitute good plastic coins for this work if in a classroom setting.
Further Reading
- The Education of Ours blog post
- Mrs. Prince and co. blog post