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Bee-themed cards show money amounts represented three ways: cent symbol, coins, dollar sign and decimal point. Use the cards for two different activities:
1. Sort by the representation type and make generalizations about each type
2. Order from least to greatest or greatest to least
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1. Sort by the representation type and make generalizations about each type
2. Order from least to greatest or greatest to least
Includes a printable
If you like this free product, I hope you'll rate it and follow my store!
You might also want to check out my blog: http://mathcoachscorner.blogspot.com/
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beilert
Wow! What a great way to practice skills. Can we add an A+ to the ratings?? Because this is it!
November 10, 2012 
Math Coach's Corner (TpT Seller)
How sweet!! Thanks so much for the kind feedback. :)
November 10, 2012
nancywil
I had not thought about teaching this... great idea! Thanks.
October 24, 2012
BrandyBou
Cute game! I can't wait to teach money!
September 2, 2012
mom45
I'm always looking for a different way to get these concepts across to my special ed students.
August 18, 2012
Terri's Teaching Treasures (TpT Seller)
We are using this right now. Great fun! Thanks!
April 25, 2012
callen05
Thank you for sharing this. It will be a great practice activity in our math center!
April 24, 2012
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jodilynn24
Hi,
I downloaded this cute freebie and printed it off right away to laminate but I noticed that the cards do not match up, and they do not match the recording sheet. They seem to be random amounts that do not go together?? Unless I misunderstood the directions. :) Just thought you would want to know.
I downloaded this cute freebie and printed it off right away to laminate but I noticed that the cards do not match up, and they do not match the recording sheet. They seem to be random amounts that do not go together?? Unless I misunderstood the directions. :) Just thought you would want to know.
September 2, 2012
Math Coach's Corner (TpT Seller)
Thanks for your question! It's actually not a matching activity. The two activities are to sort by the type of representation and to put the cards in order. You could, however, have the kiddos provide the other two representations for each card! And the printable is just extra practice of the concept. Sorry for the confusion!
September 2, 2012
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