Name: 3rd Grade Magic of Math Unit 10: Money and Financial Literacy
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3rd Grade Magic of Math Unit 10: Money and Financial Literacy

Hope King and Amy Lemons

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Resource Type:

Curriculum
Lesson Plans
Activities

Number of Pages:

200

Applicable Grade Level(s):

3rd Grade

Subject(s):

Math
Math: Money

Included File Type(s):

PDF
Zip

Common Core Standards:

TEKS (if available):

TEKS MA.3.4.C
TEKS MA.3.9.A
TEKS MA.3.9.B
TEKS MA.3.9.C
TEKS MA.3.9.D
TEKS MA.3.9.E
TEKS MA.3.9.F

Seasonality (if applicable):

3rd Grade Magic of Math Unit 10: Money & Financial Literacy

Make money and financial literacy meaningful with 10 days of hands-on 3rd grade math instruction focused on counting money and understanding how people earn, save, spend, and make financial decisions.

Magic of Math Unit 10 begins with counting collections of coins and bills before introducing students to important personal financial literacy concepts through engaging, age-appropriate activities.

Week 1: Money & Counting Collections

Students practice:

Identifying coins and bills
Determining the value of money
Counting collections of coins and bills
Representing money amounts
Using dollar and cent symbols
Solving problems involving money

Week 2: Personal Financial Literacy

Students explore:

Human capital and income
Saving and spending
Planned and unplanned spending
Credit, borrowing, and lending
Interest
Scarcity and availability
Supply and demand
Financial decision-making
Charitable giving

What's Included

10 days of lesson plans
Mini-lessons
Hands-on activities
Interactive notebook components
Money activities and games
Financial literacy activities
10 word problems
Vocabulary cards
I Can statements
Quick assessments
Printable student practice

Students apply their learning through real-world scenarios involving careers, salaries, shopping, saving, credit, and budgeting, helping them see how math and financial literacy connect to everyday life.

This unit provides an engaging way to introduce important money concepts while building the foundation students need to become thoughtful and responsible financial decision-makers.