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1. Finding Money Word Search--Find the money theme words in the word
search.
2. Money Patterns--Decide what coin would be needed to complete each
pattern.
3. Flip It!--Flip a penny twelve times. After you flip it, color in a picture to show
whether it landed on heads or tails. When you have finished answer the
questions at the bottom of the page.
4. Money Match--Draw a line to match the heads side of each coin with the
tails side. Then draw a line from the tails side to the amount that the coin is
worth.
5. Shiny Pennies-- Follow the directions on the I’ve Got A Penny Shiny and
New to complete a science experiment for cleaning pennies.
6. Piggy Bank Match--Match the piggy bank with the coin words to the piggy
bank that shows the value of the coin. You can also turn the cards upside
down and play like the game Memory.
7. Shopping Trip--Find the coin cards that match the amount shown on the
price tags. There are two different coin cards for each price tag (one with a
green border and one with a red border).
8. Show Me the Money--Look closely at a penny, nickel, dime and quarter and
then answer the questions about what you see.
9. Money Poems--Read and memorize the poems about each coin and it’s
value.
10. Memory Match--Turn over the red and green bordered coin cards from the
shopping trip activity and play a Memory Matching game by matching like
amounts.
11. Activity letter--explains how to do each activity.
12. Teacher Objective Page--lists objectives for each activity.
search.
2. Money Patterns--Decide what coin would be needed to complete each
pattern.
3. Flip It!--Flip a penny twelve times. After you flip it, color in a picture to show
whether it landed on heads or tails. When you have finished answer the
questions at the bottom of the page.
4. Money Match--Draw a line to match the heads side of each coin with the
tails side. Then draw a line from the tails side to the amount that the coin is
worth.
5. Shiny Pennies-- Follow the directions on the I’ve Got A Penny Shiny and
New to complete a science experiment for cleaning pennies.
6. Piggy Bank Match--Match the piggy bank with the coin words to the piggy
bank that shows the value of the coin. You can also turn the cards upside
down and play like the game Memory.
7. Shopping Trip--Find the coin cards that match the amount shown on the
price tags. There are two different coin cards for each price tag (one with a
green border and one with a red border).
8. Show Me the Money--Look closely at a penny, nickel, dime and quarter and
then answer the questions about what you see.
9. Money Poems--Read and memorize the poems about each coin and it’s
value.
10. Memory Match--Turn over the red and green bordered coin cards from the
shopping trip activity and play a Memory Matching game by matching like
amounts.
11. Activity letter--explains how to do each activity.
12. Teacher Objective Page--lists objectives for each activity.
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