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Use this game when teaching/reviewing money in first, second, and third grades. Game gives lots of practice making change from one dollar. Students will build both conceptual understanding of making change and fluency with subtracting from a whole of 100 while having fun! Now that we use mostly credit cards, I have found that students need a lot of repetitions to understand making change word problems. Use plastic coins to support struggling learners and/or make the real world connection more co

I used this mini-workbook with 6th graders to review all four operations with fractions as well as more conceptual skills like placing several different fractions on a number line estimating answers to arithmetic problems. This would be valuable practice and diagnostic information for any students struggling with middle school math and even Algebra I. Workbook is divided into five two-page problem sets, each of which contains a variety of problem types. An answer key showing worked solutions is