Google Slides Interactive Drag and Drop Activities! These math activities work great on google classroom. Students can drag and drop their answers and practice a variety of important money skills! Distance Learning math for the rest of the year!

*Great for Distance Learning and Google Classroom

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Included:

1. Identifying Bills
2. Identifying Coins
3. Adding Coins by Skip Counting (Same Coin)
4. Adding Bills By Skip Counting (Same Bill)
5. Adding Mixed Coins
6. Adding Mixed Bills
7. Making Money amounts up to $1.00
8. Adding Mixed Coins and Bills Freebie
9. ***Just added: Making Money amounts up to $10.00
10. ***Just Added: Comparing 2 sets of Mixed Coin Amounts

Students can drag and drop/ type their answers for each slide. 

-Students can open it on the computer or google slides app!

-Make a copy for each student so they can complete all of the slides on their own

-Works great on GOOGLE CLASSROOM

Looking for more money skills for Google Slides???? Check these out!!

Money 3- Basic Money Skills (Intro to money) CLICK HERE

1. Bill or coins?
2. Identifying Money by Matching
3. Identifying Coins by Value
4. Identifying Bills by Value
5. Identifying US Currency (Bills and Coins) by Name
6. Comparing Coin Values
7. Comparing Bill Values
8. Counting Pennies (Functional 1-1 Correspondence)
9. Counting One Dollar Bills (Functional 1-1 Correspondence)
10. Adding Pennies with visual support
11. Adding One Dollar Bills with visual support

Money 2: Shopping & Budgeting *Google Slides Growing Bundle* Distance Learning (Drag and Drop or Type in answers) ****Check out Bundle 2****

1. Next Dollar Up view here
2. Budgeting: Can I afford it? view here
3. Shopping: Comparing Clothing Store Prices up to $50 view here
4. Calculating Change view here
5. Making Change view here
6. How much does it cost? view here
7. Calculating Total Cost view here
8. Comparing Jewelry Prices up to $1000 view here
9. Purchasing with US Currency
10. Affordability: Debit Card Budgeting up to $1000

*Used in my transition classroom for students with autism ages 17-21.

Age Appropriate SpED focuses on using real pictures and creating age appropriate materials to teach vocational skills, community skills, and life skills.