What others say
"This was great for my kids and we read about the coins and used the facts to write an informational paragraph."
Suzanne T.
"Well-designed and thorough, this resource was ready to go and saved me time. My students got meaningful practice and loved the activities."
Maria S.
Description
Use these Coin Bubble Maps to review or assess students on identifying U.S. coins including, pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters.
We learn about coins in February while we are talking about Presidents' Day. It is a great chance to tie in Math and Social Studies together.
I give students a bubble map each day, and they fill in their bubble map as we make a class anchor chart together.
You can also use this as a test at the end of your coin unit to see what students have learned.
We learn about coins in February while we are talking about Presidents' Day. It is a great chance to tie in Math and Social Studies together.
I give students a bubble map each day, and they fill in their bubble map as we make a class anchor chart together.
You can also use this as a test at the end of your coin unit to see what students have learned.
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Digital downloads
Grades
1st - 3rd
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6
Answer Key
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Teaching Duration
1 Week
What others say
"This was great for my kids and we read about the coins and used the facts to write an informational paragraph."
Suzanne T.
"Well-designed and thorough, this resource was ready to go and saved me time. My students got meaningful practice and loved the activities."
Maria S.
Description
Use these Coin Bubble Maps to review or assess students on identifying U.S. coins including, pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters.
We learn about coins in February while we are talking about Presidents' Day. It is a great chance to tie in Math and Social Studies together.
I give students a bubble map each day, and they fill in their bubble map as we make a class anchor chart together.
You can also use this as a test at the end of your coin unit to see what students have learned.
We learn about coins in February while we are talking about Presidents' Day. It is a great chance to tie in Math and Social Studies together.
I give students a bubble map each day, and they fill in their bubble map as we make a class anchor chart together.
You can also use this as a test at the end of your coin unit to see what students have learned.
Report this resource to TPT
Reported resources will be reviewed by our team. Report this resource to let us know if this resource violates TPT's content guidelines.
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A wonderful resource!
This was great for my kids and we read about the coins and used the facts to write an informational paragraph.
Perfect for Busy Teachers
Well-designed and thorough, this resource was ready to go and saved me time. My students got meaningful practice and loved the activities.
This is a nice graphic organizer to note key characteristics of different coins.
This was perfect for learning about money. My students could see the front and the back.
Nice resource and just what I needed for my class. Thank you for taking the time to create this :)
I like that this resource is very useful as a graphic organizer. It was accommodating to meet the needs of my students who struggle skill associated with coins.
I loved using this to teach my scholars about coins. Will definitely use it again in the future.
My students were engaged when using this activity. I would definitely recommnend it.
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