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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Tarana F. –
Using these for stations and independent time
JESSICA H. –
I love these! I can’t wait until I can used these with my AC KIDS!
Kendra B. –
This is great for developing critical thinking skills and reviewing money skills. Thank you!
Kyla C. –
I love the challenge this gives my students.
The SPED Files by Craig –
This has been a great independent activity for my students who finish early. It challenges them, which I love!
Lisa K. –
This resource looks like it will be challenging, but fun for students to use.
Allison Harris –
Thank you!
andrea A. –
Looking forward to using these, thanks
Mary D. –
Perfect for our “Thinking Stations”.
Kayla W. –
I love any kind of game or brain break that is challenging and reinforces concepts learned in class, so this resource was perfect!
Amy K. –
Great to keep them thinking about coins, which they have very little contact with outside of school.
Michelle Davis –
Great resource!
Lynn Bowen –
My 3rd graders struggled with this, but I have a challenging class so I think that is the issue.
First Grade and Fireflies –
These were great for my first graders!
Rebecca R. –
great resource!
Heather C. –
great resource
The Things We Learn in 1st –
love it!!
The Sparkling Quill –
My students liked this. I used it as part of my math rotations. Thank you!
Emily M. –
I look forward to using this resource in the fall.
Christy J. –
My students love doing these for fast finisher work!