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Money Word Problems Intervention Bundle | 2nd Grade Task Cards

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Help your 2nd graders build confidence with money word problems through a complete small-group task-card system. This bundle gives teachers ready-to-print practice for counting coins, mixed coin totals, enough-money questions, making change, shopping problems, bar models, coin combinations, and error analysis. Each resource uses the same Read -> Model -> Solve routine so students learn how to slow down, represent the money, choose an operation, and explain their answer with cents or dolla

2nd

Applied Math, Basic Operations, Money Math

CCSS

MP1

, MP2

, MP4

Flower Shop Math Task Card Bin

Created by

H Edwards

🌸 Flower Shop Task Cards SummaryStudents take on the role of a florist filling customer orders. Each task card presents an order that includes different flowers and quantities. Students: Read the order on the card. Multiply the quantity of each flower by its price to find individual costs. Count out the correct amount of money (using play bills or real money). Check their work with a calculator or answer key or cash register. Skills practiced: multiplication, addition, money handling, and

K - 4th

Money Math, Reading

Stock Market Simulation to Teach Financial Literacy and Investment Strategies

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Be Bold. Be Brave. Be Kind.

This activity contains 25 ready to print pages in PDF and a 51 page Canva slideshow presentation. Canva link in PDF. In this 30-minute fast-paced simulation, students calculate gains and losses over four simulation days while experiencing daily market movements, learning the importance of diversification, and understanding how risk tolerance impacts their portfolio. The activity creates floor broker energy as students move among seven stations around the room to invest $5 of classroom money in

4th - 12th

Business, Financial Literacy, Money Math

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GATE Implementation Money Market

Created by

Evelyn Duenas

This interactive Google Slides activity, Money Market, is designed to help students practice foundational money skills through engaging, game-style learning. Students move through multiple levels that focus on identifying coin names and values, counting combinations of coins, composing equivalent amounts, and solving real-world shopping challenges. The slides include embedded GATE icons, navigation buttons, visual supports, and immediate feedback to promote independence, engagement, and differen

K - 4th

Money Math, Other (Math)