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Are you looking for online money games that are fun and interactive? The following free games teach students how to solve real-life problems involving money. These games can be played on regular computers, SmartBoards, Promethean Boards, or any other types of electronic whiteboards.

Learn about money by playing these fun and interactive games!

Counting Money Game
Click on the coins and bills in the cash register until they add up to the correct amount.

Adding Money
Practice your skills about adding money by playing this interactive online game.

Money Word Problems
Play this interactive game and solve practical problems about money.

Sales Tax Game
Learn how to find the sales tax of different items.

Free Money Game
Learn basic facts about money by playing this fun game.

Subtracting Money
For each subtraction problem, click on the denominations in the cash drawer until you get the correct answer.

Money Word Problems
This is another cool game about money.

Simple Interest Game
Practice finding the simple interest of different loans by playing this fun educational game .

Money Game Online
Play this exciting game to show-off your knowledge about money!

US Coins and Bills
Learn the names and values of different US coins and bills by matching different pictures with the correct values.

Counting Coins Game
Play this interactive game to identify the value of different groups of U.S. coins.

Millionaire Money Game
This millionaire game is a fun way to review basic concepts about money.

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Are you looking for online money games that are fun and interactive? The following free games teach students how to solve real-life problems involving money. These games can be played on regular computers, SmartBoards, Promethean Boards, or any other types of electronic whiteboards. Learn about money by playing these fun and interactive games!

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Your farm is being attacked by zombies! And it's up to you, and your math skills, to put an end to the outbreak. Level up, earn new items, save civilians, and show the zombies who's boss.

Get a question right, and you'll take out a zombie and pick up any gold that's lying around, but if you answer the questions wrong, you'll only be putting the civilians who are trying to survive at risk. So choose your answer wisely! Then, once you've collected enough gold, you can upgrade your items and take care of those zombies even faster!

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Your farm is being attacked by zombies! And it's up to you, and your math skills, to put an end to the outbreak. Level up, earn new items, save civilians, and show the zombies who's boss.

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Use your math skills to make it as high as you can go! But it takes more than excellent math skills to excel at this game, you also need to have great timing.

As you ascend forever upwards, you can grab candy for boosts that will help you leap even better! But to do that, you must leap at just the right moment to grab the candy. But as you jump, slime is falling, and if you answer any questions wrong, that slime will start to fill up the shaft beneath you. Get too many answers wrong, and you'll be overwhelmed. There's also a timer, so if you take too long to answer, you'll also lose!

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Use your math skills to make it as high as you can go! But it takes more than excellent math skills to excel at this game, you also need to have great timing. As you ascend forever upwards, you can grab candy for boosts that will help you leap even better!

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Set the Clock: Time to 5 Minutes Game | Game | Education.com

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In this interactive time game, kids practice setting the clock to 5-minute increments to match specific times.

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Play this clock match game and students can learn to tell time to 5 minutes. Students must match up the analog clocks that show the same time digitally. Learning to tell time to the nearest five minutes is typically introduced to students in the second grade. Targeted practice like this can help build familiarity with the positions of the big hand and the little hand.

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Clock Matching to 5 Minutes Game | Game | Education.com

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Play this clock match game and students can learn to tell time to 5 minutes. Students must match up the analog clocks that show the same time digitally. Learning to tell time to the nearest five minutes is typically introduced to students in the second grade.

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In this interactive math lesson, students will practice telling time in five minute intervals. A variety of question formats are presented in this math practice activity. In some questions students will be shown an analog clock with a red hour hand and a blue minute hand. They will need to type the correct time in the correct format into the answer box. In other questions, students will be shown two analog clocks. They must drag each analog clock into a T chart labeled with both times. Additional questions are shown in multiple choice format: "Which clock shows the time 6:30?"

Students are allowed a specific number of hints in this telling time lesson. Each hint features an analog clock graphic along with a clue to help the student distinguish the hour hand and the minute hand.

One of the enriching features of this telling time activity is the detailed explanation that appears when a student gets the answer wrong. The explanation includes analog clock graphics with detailed descriptions of the minute hand and hour hand.

Teachers and parents may consider I Know It a math practice website, while students see it as an exciting and challenging math game. The score tracker in the upper-right corner of the screen helps students track their progress through the math lesson. Students will enjoy watching the animated cartoon on their lesson screen come to life and perform a comical trick when they answer the question correctly. The hint button on the lower-left of the screen is only one click away if the student needs a little extra help. An incorrect answer will trigger the display of the detailed explanation page, so students can turn their telling time mistakes into new understanding as the move on to the next question.

The audio feature in this interactive telling time lesson is an excellent option for students who have difficulty reading, or for students who have ESL/ELL needs. Simply click the audio icon next to the question text, and the question will be read aloud in a clear voice.

We are excited for you and your students to try out this engaging math game in your telling time lesson. Why don't you try it out today? Telling time to the nearest five minutes has never been more fun! While you're at it, don't forget to browse our other 2nd grade math lessons.

One of the great features of I Know It is the ability to try it before you buy it. You may play the lesson for free in the area above; however, the number of questions you are able to answer will be limited. To access the complete lesson, you will need to be a member of this website.

I Know It also features administrative tools for teachers, allowing them to create student logins, view scores for completed lessons, adjust lesson settings, and access student progress reports.

You'll quickly notice when browsing through this website that grade levels are alternately referred to as "Level A," "Level B," "Level C," instead of "1st Grade," "2nd Grade," "3rd Grade," etc. This allows teachers to have flexibility in assigning lessons based on skill level and individual needs.

We've classified this math activity for telling time as a Level B lesson. It may be appropriate to use at a first grade, second grade, or third grade level.

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Measurement and Data: Work With Time and Money
Students need to be able to tell and write time using digital and analog clocks to the nearest five minutes, using a.m. and p.m.

Telling Time (15 Minutes) (Level B)
In this math activity, students will tell time using fifteen minute intervals. The phrases "half past," "quarter to," and "quarter after" are used in this lesson.

Time to the Nearest Minute (Level D)
In this interactive math lesson, students tell time to the nearest minute. This lesson includes a variety of question formats, including word problems.

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Telling Time in 5 Minute Intervals - Math Practice

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This is an online practice game that will help students tell time to the nearest 5 minutes. Students will practice telling time on analog clocks.

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ABCya! * Time Travel Game - Learn to Tell Time

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Learn to Tell Time! This elementary activity is great fun for all children in the computer lab or at home! Kids practice setting the time on the clocks by selecting a type of clock and then dragging the hands of the analog clock or by clicking the up and down buttons of the digital clock.

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Determine how many more coins you need to make a dollar.

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In this free math game for kids, students use coins and bills to reach a specific total! Students can play three levels with coins and bills up to 99 cents, 10 dollars, or 100 dollars. There are also "beginner" and "expert" options for each level!

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Practicing Second grade math: 'Add and subtract money - up to $1: word problems'

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Fun math practice! Improve your skills with free problems in 'Add and subtract money - up to $1: word problems' and thousands of other practice lessons.