More About This Resource
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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Amy B. –
Great!
Jessica D. –
Used at home with my daughter and she loved it.
Amanda D. –
Loved this! Great early finisher activity!
Kimberly B. –
I used this for distance learning. Each day I added one of these slides to my daily math assignments. It allowed the students to continue to practice the value and coin identification daily. This is such a great resource and the students really enjoyed it!
Charlotte Thompson –
My kids LOVED this resource! It was one of their favorites to choose. Thank you!
Yvonne Ng –
This would have been great to assign one puzzle a day as a quick class warm-up, or as an early finisher activity. HOWEVER, I did not realize (and it did not even cross my mind to consider) that this product uses American coins. I saw this product advertised in a “tpt forum for Ontario teachers” Facebook group, so I assumed it would be using Canadian coins. I ended up not using this product. I would recommend clearly stating in the title the currency of the coins in the product.
Emily Borden –
This was great! It was really tough for my students and it made them think about each direction. It was a great addition to my coins section of functional math.
Lindsay E. –
Excellent resource!
Missy Chandler –
I love this resource! I used it in school and was able to use for distance learning as well. Kids were always actively engaged with it.
Dawn S. –
This is a great resource that I have used with my gifted students. It’s a great way to work on money and critical thinking skills.
Dot Girl Designs –
Great resource – kids love them.
Bunny and Boo Unit Studies –
My daughter absolutely loved these! She’s finishing up second grade. The logic part was a little easy for her, but it was great practice with naming coins and remembering their values.
Alexa A. –
I used this resource as one of my morning work bins and my students loved it. Thank you!
Melissa A. –
My students loved this
Patricia C. –
This resource comes at a perfect time to enhance what I am teaching in math via Google Classroom!
Shellie R. –
I used this as an enrichment game with 1st graders and thanks to the upgrade I am using it in Google Classroom. 🙂
Nicole T. –
This is a wonderful resource for my small groups. It has also been easy to integrate the puzzles into Seesaw for distance learning. Thank you!
The Thrifty Teacher –
Love this resource.
Erin G. –
Thanks! 🙂
Kalie McFarlane –
Great activity to use with early finishers, as enrichment, in a center while pulling small groups, or even to print and use at home with real coins