Name: 1st Grade Magic of Math: Identifying & Counting Coins and Financial Literacy
Brand: Hope King and Amy Lemons
Price: 8.25 USD
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1st Grade Magic of Math: Identifying & Counting Coins and Financial Literacy

Hope King and Amy Lemons

$8.25

Resource Type:

Curriculum
Lesson Plans
Activities

Number of Pages:

Applicable Grade Level(s):

1st Grade

Subject(s):

Math: Money

Included File Type(s):

Common Core Standards:

CCSS 1.NBT.B.2a
CCSS 1.OA.C.5

TEKS (if available):

TEKS MA.1.4.A
TEKS MA.1.4.B
TEKS MA.1.4.C
TEKS MA.1.9.A
TEKS MA.1.9.B
TEKS MA.1.9.C
TEKS MA.1.9.D

Seasonality (if applicable):

Are you struggling to find engaging, comprehensive lesson plans to teach your 1st graders about money and financial literacy?

Introducing the 1st Grade Magic of Math Lesson Plans for Coins, Money, and Financial Literacy – your all-in-one solution for building essential financial skills in your young learners! This meticulously designed unit saves you valuable planning time while ensuring your students are captivated and confident in their understanding of coins, spending, saving, and more. Say goodbye to generic lessons and hello to a structured, exciting journey into the world of personal finance that your students will love!

✨ What's Included:

Comprehensive daily lesson plans covering coins, money counting, and personal financial literacy.
Hands-on activities, games, and engaging word problems designed for 1st graders.
Digital and printable resources, including coin posters, flap-ups, and interactive notebook components.
Assessment tools to track student progress in money management concepts.

📚 Learning Objectives

Students will be able to identify and count various U.S. coins (pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters).
Students will understand the difference between needs and wants, and the concepts of spending and saving.
Students will begin to develop basic financial literacy skills, including making simple financial decisions.

💡 How to Use This Resource:

Integrate into your daily math block as a complete curriculum or supplemental unit.
Utilize as engaging math centers or small group intervention activities.
Assign as purposeful homework or keep on hand for easy-to-implement substitute plans.

✅ Perfect For...

Teachers seeking a structured and engaging approach to teaching financial literacy.
First-grade classrooms looking to build a strong foundation in money concepts.
Educators who want to incorporate practical life skills into their math lessons.

🧠 The Pedagogy: Why It Works

This resource is crafted with the understanding that young learners thrive with a multisensory, interactive approach. By incorporating a variety of hands-on activities, visual aids, and game-based learning, students are able to grasp abstract concepts like money and financial responsibility in a concrete and memorable way. The unit is designed to build foundational knowledge progressively, ensuring that each student develops confidence and competence in managing money.

This comprehensive bundle is designed to foster deep understanding and practical application, empowering your 1st graders with essential life skills.

Click Add to Cart now and make learning about money a truly magical experience!