"I Have..., Who has...?" - Money Game (Easier)
Simply print & cut out cards. (Laminate for durability). Pass out one or more cards to students. Student who has "Start Card" (with smiley face for beginning readers) starts the game by reading his/her "Who Has...?" card. Play continues as students read their cards with the correct answer and then ask another "Who Has...?" question.
Game keeps all students engaged, as they must listen & count the cards on their own card to figure out if they have the answer.
FUN way to practice money skills!!
Please download the preview, and please feel free to contact me if you have any questions. :)
great learning tool.
February 8, 2012
I Have/ Who Has are great ways to get the kids engaged in learning.
February 2, 2012
Thank you the 2 levels are great for differentiation in my first grade classroom.
Thanks
January 31, 2012
Great activity!
January 28, 2012
I haven't actually used the game yet, but I believe it will get the students thinking :)
January 21, 2012
My class loves it-and so do I! thanks
November 20, 2011
The concept is great, but PLEASE change the images of the nickels to conventional nickels. My students and I were totally confused by the images of the 2005 nickel with Jefferson facing forward -- the images are large and look like quarters. I rarely see any nickels that look like this; most math materials show conventional nickels. I printed out the lesson without checking it, and all the students and I began playing, then became totally confused. A literacy coach stopped by, and she couldn't recognize the nickels either. If you redo the images, the game will be perfect, but as it stands, it's confusing.
October 4, 2011
My students loved it!
September 18, 2011
Perfect size, not like most of the tiny sets you see...great for RTI math or other remediation in 2nd.
September 1, 2011
This was very engaging!! Some students who did not understand concepts caught on quickly when it was made into a game!
August 30, 2011
My students love playing this as a review of our money unit. It was engaging and covered a wide variety of money skills. Appealing and engaging. Helpful that it is a word document in case it needs to be adapted.
May 1, 2011
Great!
April 30, 2010
So glad that you enjoyed this product - Thanks for your purchase! Come back again soon to check out my new products I'm working on. :)
Katie Carney
February 1, 2011
Very nice and colorful. I like that it is a word document too. You can make any changes as needed. :)
February 20, 2010
So glad that you enjoyed this product - Thanks for your purchase! Come back again soon to check out my new products I'm working on. :)
Katie Carney
February 1, 2011
Large cards with money photos. Fun game the students enjoy.
December 11, 2009
So glad your students enjoyed the game! Please let me know if you have any other educational requests and I'll see what I can do! :)
Katie Carney ("teachkatie") carneykatherin@aasd.k12.wi.us
December 14, 2009
These are exactly what I need! THanks!
July 20, 2009
Thank you much for your feedback! :) Katie Carney ("teachkatie") carneykatherin@aasd.k12.wi.us
(Let me know if I can create anything else to help you out in your classroom!)
December 11, 2009
Great activity for student engagement.
July 8, 2009
Reply by: Teachkatie (s) Thank you much for your feedback! :) Katie Carney ("teachkatie") carneykatherin@aasd.k12.wi.us
December 11, 2009
Nice, simple, graphics!
July 20, 2008
Thank you for your feedback! :) Katie Carney ("teachkatie") carneykatherin@aasd.k12.wi.us
(I try and keep the graphics just enough to be interesting but not so much to be completely distracting - glad you like them!)
December 11, 2009
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For the last four years, I worked with the Appleton Area School District's Newcomers Program. I taught 1st through 6th grader students that were new to the distract, state, & country. They had a basic level of English and we taught them as homeroom teachers. Many of the activities I designed were to implement the curriculum in a hands-on way that would be memorable to my English Language Leaners. I completed my student teaching in an urban setting with 4th graders & 6th grade bilingual (English/Spanish) students. Relevant Experiences: *Volunteered with 10-21 year old girls in San Jose, Costa Rica. *Site Leader for YMCA After-School Program *Teach craft classes to children & adults *Teach technology staff development classes for district & teaching conferences. *Teach English/Language Arts conferences for district & teaching conferences.
