Description
Card games are an engaging, high interest way for students to develop fluency! Incorporating card games into your instruction is a fun way to help students recognize and count coin values.
This resource includes 13 select numbers, represented in 4 different ways, for a total of 65 cards.
Each numbers is written as a numeral as well as 3 equivalent coin configurations.
If there are any concerns with the accuracy of this resources, please contact us at Creativemathnerd@gmail.com
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Choose from
→ Numbers 0 - 10
→ Teen Numbers
→ Numbers 0 – 20 (Combo Pack)
→ 2 & 3 Digit Numbers
→ 4-Digit Numbers
→ Fractions
→ Linear Relationships
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This resource includes 13 select numbers, represented in 4 different ways, for a total of 65 cards.
Each numbers is written as a numeral as well as 3 equivalent coin configurations.
If there are any concerns with the accuracy of this resources, please contact us at Creativemathnerd@gmail.com
♦ Save money with BUNDLES!!!
→ Primary Math Deck Bundle
♦ Want different types of numbers? Check out our other Math Decks
→ Math Deck: Numbers 0-5
→ Math Deck: Numbers 0 - 10
→ Math Deck: 2 & 3 Digit Numbers
→ Math Deck: 4 Digit Numbers
→ Math Deck: Multiplication
→ Math Deck: Fractions
→ Math Deck: Fraction, Decimal, Percent
→ Math Deck: Percent
→ Math Deck: US Coins
→ Math Deck: Aussie Coins
→ Math Deck: British UK Coins
→ Math Deck: Euro Coins
→ Math Deck: Integers
→ Math Deck: Functions (FREEBIE!)
→ Math Deck: Angle Relationships (FREEBIE!)
♦ Challenge student thinking by using this deck to play almost any classic card game! Check out this FREEBIE for game ideas and printable game rules!
♦ Create unlimited card decks with our Number Card Sets
Choose from
→ Numbers 0 - 10
→ Teen Numbers
→ Numbers 0 – 20 (Combo Pack)
→ 2 & 3 Digit Numbers
→ 4-Digit Numbers
→ Fractions
→ Linear Relationships
♦ Love Card Games?
Check out Creative Nerd Card Games for great card games!
♦ Check out other great resources in the Creative Nerd Store!
Keywords: Go Fish, I Declare War, Spoons, Concentration, Snip Snap Snorem, Uno, Six Card Golf, Card Games, Math Centers, Math Stations, Fun stuff, Games, Cards, Card games, Fluency, Money, Coins, place value games , Canada, Canadian dollar
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Highlights
Digital downloads
Grades
K - 2nd
Subjects
Standards
CCSSK.CC.A.1
CCSS2.MD.C.8
CCSS1.NBT.C.4
Tags
Pages
6
Description
Card games are an engaging, high interest way for students to develop fluency! Incorporating card games into your instruction is a fun way to help students recognize and count coin values.
This resource includes 13 select numbers, represented in 4 different ways, for a total of 65 cards.
Each numbers is written as a numeral as well as 3 equivalent coin configurations.
If there are any concerns with the accuracy of this resources, please contact us at Creativemathnerd@gmail.com
♦ Save money with BUNDLES!!!
→ Primary Math Deck Bundle
♦ Want different types of numbers? Check out our other Math Decks
→ Math Deck: Numbers 0-5
→ Math Deck: Numbers 0 - 10
→ Math Deck: 2 & 3 Digit Numbers
→ Math Deck: 4 Digit Numbers
→ Math Deck: Multiplication
→ Math Deck: Fractions
→ Math Deck: Fraction, Decimal, Percent
→ Math Deck: Percent
→ Math Deck: US Coins
→ Math Deck: Aussie Coins
→ Math Deck: British UK Coins
→ Math Deck: Euro Coins
→ Math Deck: Integers
→ Math Deck: Functions (FREEBIE!)
→ Math Deck: Angle Relationships (FREEBIE!)
♦ Challenge student thinking by using this deck to play almost any classic card game! Check out this FREEBIE for game ideas and printable game rules!
♦ Create unlimited card decks with our Number Card Sets
Choose from
→ Numbers 0 - 10
→ Teen Numbers
→ Numbers 0 – 20 (Combo Pack)
→ 2 & 3 Digit Numbers
→ 4-Digit Numbers
→ Fractions
→ Linear Relationships
♦ Love Card Games?
Check out Creative Nerd Card Games for great card games!
♦ Check out other great resources in the Creative Nerd Store!
Keywords: Go Fish, I Declare War, Spoons, Concentration, Snip Snap Snorem, Uno, Six Card Golf, Card Games, Math Centers, Math Stations, Fun stuff, Games, Cards, Card games, Fluency, Money, Coins, place value games , Canada, Canadian dollar
This resource includes 13 select numbers, represented in 4 different ways, for a total of 65 cards.
Each numbers is written as a numeral as well as 3 equivalent coin configurations.
If there are any concerns with the accuracy of this resources, please contact us at Creativemathnerd@gmail.com
♦ Save money with BUNDLES!!!
→ Primary Math Deck Bundle
♦ Want different types of numbers? Check out our other Math Decks
→ Math Deck: Numbers 0-5
→ Math Deck: Numbers 0 - 10
→ Math Deck: 2 & 3 Digit Numbers
→ Math Deck: 4 Digit Numbers
→ Math Deck: Multiplication
→ Math Deck: Fractions
→ Math Deck: Fraction, Decimal, Percent
→ Math Deck: Percent
→ Math Deck: US Coins
→ Math Deck: Aussie Coins
→ Math Deck: British UK Coins
→ Math Deck: Euro Coins
→ Math Deck: Integers
→ Math Deck: Functions (FREEBIE!)
→ Math Deck: Angle Relationships (FREEBIE!)
♦ Challenge student thinking by using this deck to play almost any classic card game! Check out this FREEBIE for game ideas and printable game rules!
♦ Create unlimited card decks with our Number Card Sets
Choose from
→ Numbers 0 - 10
→ Teen Numbers
→ Numbers 0 – 20 (Combo Pack)
→ 2 & 3 Digit Numbers
→ 4-Digit Numbers
→ Fractions
→ Linear Relationships
♦ Love Card Games?
Check out Creative Nerd Card Games for great card games!
♦ Check out other great resources in the Creative Nerd Store!
Keywords: Go Fish, I Declare War, Spoons, Concentration, Snip Snap Snorem, Uno, Six Card Golf, Card Games, Math Centers, Math Stations, Fun stuff, Games, Cards, Card games, Fluency, Money, Coins, place value games , Canada, Canadian dollar
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Standards
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CCSSK.CC.A.1
Count to 100 by ones and by tens.
CCSS2.MD.C.8
Solve word problems involving dollar bills, quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies, using $ and ¢ symbols appropriately. Example: If you have 2 dimes and 3 pennies, how many cents do you have?
CCSS1.NBT.C.4
Add within 100, including adding a two-digit number and a one-digit number, and adding a two-digit number and a multiple of 10, using concrete models or drawings and strategies based on place value, properties of operations, and/or the relationship between addition and subtraction; relate the strategy to a written method and explain the reasoning used. Understand that in adding two-digit numbers, one adds tens and tens, ones and ones; and sometimes it is necessary to compose a ten.
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