Money Math
Money plays a big role in our daily lives, from paying for things to planning for the future. Money is also a great tool for teaching math. Use these activities and games to have fun while teaching academic and financial skills!
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Use decimals to add the values of coins. (Grades 4-6) |
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Find different combinations of coins to equal the amount shown. (Grades 6-8) |
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Printable coins in color and black and white. |
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Convert values from cents to dollars. (Grades 3-6) |
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Convert values from dollars to cents. (Grades 2-4) |
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Add the coins in each cluster then match the clusters that have equal value. (Grades 2-4) |
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Players practice adding and subtracting coins as they fill their piggy banks. |
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Players use the clues on the cards to guess the number or type of coins. |
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Calculate the number of coins needed to equal the given dollar amount. (Grades 4-6) |
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Match the equations to different scenarios that involve coins. (Grades 6-8) |
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Practice writing dollars and cents as fractions of a dollar. (Grades 4-6) |
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Use the equations to find how many more coins are needed. (Grades 4-6) |
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Use the equations to find the value of the mystery coins. (Grades 4-6) |
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Various sizes of piggy banks in color and black and white. |
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Subtracting Coins and Decimals Use decimals to subtract the values of coins. (Grades 4-6) |
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Using Coin Equations in Slope-Intercept Form Use an equation written in slope-intercept form (y=mx+b) to answer questions and solve a coin word problem. (Grades 6-8) |
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Using Coin Equations in Standard Linear Form Use an equation written in standard linear form (ax+by=c) to answer questions and solve a coin word problem. (Grades 6-8) |
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Answer questions and solve a coin word problem using a system of equations (two equations solved simultaneously). (Grades 7-9) |
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