Money Math: Counting Coins
Money Math: Counting Coins is a fantastically fun way to help your child learn how to work with coins. It also is a great tool for working on their addition, subtraction and story problem skills.
While helping General George defeat the crazy Benny Arnold, your child learns how to add and subtract coins. There are 9 different ways or games to work with coins including:
• Practice screen where you drop coins into a piggy bank and get info about the coin dropped
• Adding a pile of coins
• Paying with correct change
• Is a pile of coins more or less than a number given
• Do you have enough money to purchase an item
• Find the matching pile of coins out of the 3 given
• Purchase an item with the least amount of coins
• Figure out how much more money you need to purchase an item
• Making change
There is also information about coins (several of the new designed coins which can be confusing to young ones), facts about each US state including the quarter design, flag, state bird, flower and so much more.
One of the great things about the game is that it has 3 different levels of play. Your child can work between 1 cent to 99 cents, a dollar to 2 dollars or 2 dollars to 5 dollars. You can track how up to 4 children/students are doing with some cool statistics. You also do not have to complete all 9 different games to win. You can play all 9 or just 1 and win just the same.
The app follows several of the math Common Core State Standards and especially 2.MD.C.8.
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