Product Description
This set of 80 money task cards is a great fit for students of all ages working on basic money skills, whether in the classroom or through distance learning. Each card offers differentiated practice with coin and bill combinations, giving students a chance to build confidence with real-life money situations.
The money task cards range in difficulty—from identifying simple combinations with one bill and one coin to more complex sets with two bills (ranging from $1 to $20) and multiple coins—making it easy to meet students at their current skill level.
Skills Addressed
- Students choose amounts to match coin and bill combinations from a field of 3.
- Students write in the amount of coin and bill combinations.
- Students match coins and bill combination cards to fast food items with price tags. (only print available because they involve 2 cards)
Who Are They For?
- Elementary students working on understanding and counting coins and bills
- Special education students of all ages working with money skills
- Students working with independent work systems
Print Money Task Cards
- 40 multiple-choice task cards for identifying amounts using combinations of coins and bills
- 40 identical cards that require writing in the answer.
Google Slides & PowerPoint Money Task Cards
- 40 cards with fast food menu items and prices for matching to the task cards (4 cards overlap with the same price)
- Answer Keys and Answer Sheets
Features
- Already differentiated –see preview for guide
- Digital and printable so they can be used no matter how you are teaching
- All the cards have bills and coins that are not lined up in rows but scattered as money would be.
This product is copyrighted to Christine Reeve for use in one classroom or caseload. They may be uploaded onto classroom management sites that are password protected for your students only. They may not be copied for additional classes without purchasing extra licenses.
