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Understanding and Solving Percent Problems | Elementary Matching Cards
Print the following pages on cardstock. For durability—especially if multiple children will be using the material—laminate all the cards after cutting them out along the lines. Store the finished cards in a small box, bag, or tackle box alongside other math materials on the shelf. How to Use:Children will match each red problem card with the correct blue answer card. For Concrete Work: The child writes the problem from the red card onto a sheet of paper, uses concrete materials to solve it, fi
1st - 6th
Basic Operations, Money Math, Numbers
Montessori Money and Golden Bead Cards
I have created these 3 Part Cards to use as a nomenclature lesson for teaching vocabulary around money and the golden beads in the primary and lower elementary classrooms. It is the perfect way to bridge the lessons of the golden beads to money concepts. Print on card stock and laminate. Begin with the 3 part cards, which have the most control of error, and move to matching card to each other or matching cards to plastic or real money.In case you are unfamiliar with 3 Part Cards, I have in
PreK - 3rd
Math, Money Math, Vocabulary
Amusement Park Differentiated Math Project Open-Ended Problem Solving | 4th 5th
This differentiated open-ended math project challenges 4th grade and 5th grade students with real-world problem solving using an amusement park theme. Students apply number sense, critical thinking, and written math reasoning through a low floor high ceiling task — available at two levels so every learner is challenged. This isn't a worksheet. It's a thinking task. Your students are going to plan a day at the amusement park — comparing prices, making decisions with a budget, and explaining their
3rd - 5th
Arithmetic, Money Math, Other (Math)
CCSS
4.MD.A.2
, 3.NBT.A.2
, 4.NBT.B.4
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Sleepover Differentiated Math Project | Open-Ended Problem Solving | 4th 5th
This differentiated open-ended math project challenges 4th grade and 5th grade students with real-world problem solving centered around planning the perfect sleepover. Students apply money skills, elapsed time, basic multiplication, and multi-step problem solving through a low floor high ceiling task — at two levels so every learner is challenged. This isn't a worksheet. It's a thinking task.Your students are going to plan an entire sleepover — choosing movies, ordering food, managing a budget,
3rd - 5th
Arithmetic, Math, Money Math
CCSS
3.MD.A.1
, 4.MD.A.2
, 3.NBT.A.2
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Real Life Scarcity Book | Understanding Economic Scarcity for Elementary
📘 Product Description Help your child understand one of the most important basic economics concepts in a fun and easy way with this Understanding Scarcity for Kids Workbook. Designed especially for elementary students, this engaging financial literacy printable introduces children to the idea of scarcity through simple explanations, real-life examples, and interactive learning activities. Kids will learn that resources, time, and money are limited—and that smart choices help us use them wisel
1st - 6th
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
Grocery Store Shopping Budget
Grocery Store Shopping Budget — Real-World Financial Literacy Math Project (Grades 3–7) Give your students a hands-on budgeting challenge with this classroom-ready grocery shopping activity! Using a realistic price list, students plan a grocery trip with a $40 budget, calculate totals, compare options, and justify their decisions — all while practicing essential math and money skills. Perfect for math centers, financial literacy lessons, early finisher work, or a one-day budgeting mini-project
3rd - 8th
Economics , Financial Literacy, Money Math
Counting Coins Math File Folder Game Bubble Buddies First Grade Learning Center
Make sure to FOLLOW MY STORE here on TPT! I send out EXCLUSIVE FREEBIES TO DOWNLOAD INSTANTLY usually once a month through the NOTE TO FOLLOWERS that I send to your inbox here at TPT! 🌟 What is a File Folder Game?A file folder game is a hands-on learning activity that turns an ordinary file folder into an exciting, reusable mini-lesson! Each game helps students practice key skills through matching, sorting, and problem-solving....perfect for keeping learning fun and engaging. 💡 Why Teachers
K - 3rd
Money Math
CCSS
2.MD.C.8
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