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Good at Math® is a 14 unit kindergarten math curriculum for classroom and homeschool learning environments. Each unit comes with detailed daily lesson plans, posters, teaching tools, anchor chart elements, games, center materials, independent practice, no prep printables, and bonus practice materials for additional skill exposure. The detailed lesson plans include a title, portable lesson goal, lesson materials list, warm up fluency practice, direct teaching, group practice that includes hands on and movement based skill practice, partner exploration, center activities, individual practice, and national kindergarten and first grade standard alignment. Good at Math® is a comprehensive curriculum designed by a veteran kindergarten teacher, tested, tweaked, and perfected through countless years of use and hundreds of students taught. The lessons and materials are designed using Universal Design for Learning to best meet the needs of a diverse student population.
Unit 13: Introduction to Money is a unit that introduces students to money including US Coins- penny, nickel, dime, and quarter, and US Bills- $1, $5, $10, and $20. In addition to introducing the coins and bills, their visual markers, and their values, students will learn to count, add, compare, and use money. Within each lesson students will be exposed to new skills and concepts, practice them whole group, engage in center activities and partner work, integrate movement, experience multi sensory learning, and demonstrate understanding with a variety of independent activities that apply the skills practiced in the lesson. This unit contains 9 lessons and multiple additional center and individual practice activities to reinforce, extend, and support learning in multiple ways. This unit addresses 1st grade national standards and is a great bonus unit for kindergartners if you find yourself with additional time at the end of the school year. This unit requires skip counting and advanced addition skills. It is recommended to have completed Good at Math® Unit 10 and Unit 11.
With Good at Math® you can take the guesswork out of your math block and know that you are providing a developmentally appropriate and sequenced math program for your learners.
Looking for the other units in Good at Math®? Check them out here:
Unit 1: Shapes, Classification, & Patterns
Unit 4: Comparing Numbers & Length
Unit 5: Decomposing Numbers to 10
Unit 6: Numbers 11-20 Teen Numbers
Unit 7: Addition & Subtraction
Unit 8: Measurement Weight & Length
Unit 9: Add & Subtract Teen Numbers
Unit 11: Applying Addition & Subtraction
Want to grab the entire Good at Math® Curriculum at a discount? It is now in a complete bundle and ready to be your go-to math curriculum this school year!
If you would like to see this and other resources in action, please check us out on Instagram at @projectbasedprimary. For freebies and more check out our email community by signing up here! You can also find our memberships, courses, blog and more by checking out our website www.projectbasedprimary.com.
Good at Math® Kindergarten Math Curriculum Unit 13: Intro to Money
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Good at Math® is a 14 unit kindergarten math curriculum for classroom and homeschool learning environments. Each unit comes with detailed daily lesson plans, posters, teaching tools, anchor chart elements, games, center materials, independent practice, no prep printables, and bonus practice materials for additional skill exposure. The detailed lesson plans include a title, portable lesson goal, lesson materials list, warm up fluency practice, direct teaching, group practice that includes hands on and movement based skill practice, partner exploration, center activities, individual practice, and national kindergarten and first grade standard alignment. Good at Math® is a comprehensive curriculum designed by a veteran kindergarten teacher, tested, tweaked, and perfected through countless years of use and hundreds of students taught. The lessons and materials are designed using Universal Design for Learning to best meet the needs of a diverse student population.
Unit 13: Introduction to Money is a unit that introduces students to money including US Coins- penny, nickel, dime, and quarter, and US Bills- $1, $5, $10, and $20. In addition to introducing the coins and bills, their visual markers, and their values, students will learn to count, add, compare, and use money. Within each lesson students will be exposed to new skills and concepts, practice them whole group, engage in center activities and partner work, integrate movement, experience multi sensory learning, and demonstrate understanding with a variety of independent activities that apply the skills practiced in the lesson. This unit contains 9 lessons and multiple additional center and individual practice activities to reinforce, extend, and support learning in multiple ways. This unit addresses 1st grade national standards and is a great bonus unit for kindergartners if you find yourself with additional time at the end of the school year. This unit requires skip counting and advanced addition skills. It is recommended to have completed Good at Math® Unit 10 and Unit 11.
With Good at Math® you can take the guesswork out of your math block and know that you are providing a developmentally appropriate and sequenced math program for your learners.
Looking for the other units in Good at Math®? Check them out here:
Unit 1: Shapes, Classification, & Patterns
Unit 4: Comparing Numbers & Length
Unit 5: Decomposing Numbers to 10
Unit 6: Numbers 11-20 Teen Numbers
Unit 7: Addition & Subtraction
Unit 8: Measurement Weight & Length
Unit 9: Add & Subtract Teen Numbers
Unit 11: Applying Addition & Subtraction
Want to grab the entire Good at Math® Curriculum at a discount? It is now in a complete bundle and ready to be your go-to math curriculum this school year!
If you would like to see this and other resources in action, please check us out on Instagram at @projectbasedprimary. For freebies and more check out our email community by signing up here! You can also find our memberships, courses, blog and more by checking out our website www.projectbasedprimary.com.
