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This set of 40 interactive coin counting logic puzzles will have kids begging for more! Easy to use, these brain teasers are a great money math center that will keep kids engaged while thinking logically. These puzzles are perfect to help your 1st-4th grade students learn to persevere through challenging tasks.
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⭐ Now includes DIGITAL logic puzzles formatted for students to use with Google Drive on computers and tablets!
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NOTE: Students need to know the value of coins (penny, nickel, dime, quarter) and be able to add value of a set of coins to complete many of the puzzles.
Included in this resource: are 40 different puzzles to be solved using coins, teacher tips, a printable of colored coins (if needed), a perseverance anchor chart, student answer recording sheet, and an answer key. Now includes DIGITAL logic puzzles formatted for students to use with Google Drive on iPads and desktops!
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Tiffany K. –
These are good for students who need a little bit of a challenge.
Lesley F. –
Fabulous “early finisher” activity!
Tanya Ney –
This was a great resource for my class!
Christina F. –
Loved using these during math rotations. My students loved these as well.
Kelli C. –
Used with 2nd grade advanced students. They really enjoyed this activity.
Amanda G. –
My students enjoy these activities but they are a bit difficult for them to do independently.
Jennifer M. –
My students loved this! I used it as an early finisher activity and as a review. My students were extremely engaged when solving the puzzles!
Heather K. –
Love these puzzles!
Heather P. –
My students love using these logical puzzles!
Laura B. –
Perfect for homeschool!
Brittney K. –
Good for small group practice.
Lindy Dugger –
These are great for early finishers. Money is something we always need extra practice with!
Kaitlin K. –
My students and I loved the logic puzzles with the cubes and patterning and were so excited to use these with the coins! My advanced 2nd graders already have the names and values down so these puzzles that make them think logically about the clues are great enrichment that they can do independently!
Susan A. –
I have sets 3 and 4 of the cognition cubes and was excited I found this as well! Using it as another math station.
Parker’s Paradise –
I struggled with some answers but I am grateful for the different levels and possibilities
Alicia Y. –
Great resource!
Kristi Cox –
My students loved counting the money and were very engaged.
Mariah G. –
Awesome resource to use for morning work. This was very engaging for the kids!
Lauren Plum –
My students loved this. It was hard for some, but worked great for my higher level group.
Angel Petty –
Awesome resource for my 2nd graders!