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I started playing because I had trouble counting money. I was struggling with it, so we tried a book called the Big Second grade book. It was a good book, but it wasn't helping so we went to the app Store on my phone and found this app. It looked like it was all about counting money so we tried it and it was amazing! It helped me a lot with counting money. My mom even likes it. It's terrific!

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‎Count Money ! is a great way to practice counting money. Select the difficulty level and number of problems in the "Settings" screen. Progress through the difficulty levels until you master counting money. If you like this app, please consider giving it a rating. Your support will help keep the up...

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APP: Amazing Coin
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Best Coin Learning & Money Counting Games for Kids!
1. 270,000+ EDU Purchased by Schools around the US!
2. 9 interactive games about USD coins learning, counting, paying, making change, matching and etc.
3. A quarter rewards for each correct answer, with the rewards kids can buy food in the store, and eat them later.
4. Uninterrupted and unlimited play: game continues as long as the player desires.

"My son is learning so fast how to buy, pay and receive exact change. Gives him idea of spending in what he really needs within a budget."--Lucy Daniel S
"Great app! It covers a wide range of first grade math skills."--Tech edj
"I do like the integration of half dollar and dollar coins because my daughter is learning those coins as well in Kindergarden at the school she attends."--Girly@18

Amazing Coin is a fun and educational game for kids to practice identifying and solving math problems with coins. It will teach your kids how to recognize, count, add, pay and make change with coins.

Include 9 Games:

1. PAY FOR ITEMS:
You want to buy a food, how much coins should you pay? Please drag the exact amount of money into the box.
2. MAKE CHANGE:
You want to buy a food and you have paid some coins, how much money will you get back in change.
3. FIND THE SAME VALUE
There are 2-5 coins, can you find how much there is in all?
4.WORDS:
Learn the name and spelling of different coins.
5. MATCHING:
Match pairs of coins with the correct value.
6. ADD IT UP:
There is an equation; Please fill in how much there is in all with the coins provided.
7. GREATEST VALUE/ LEAST VALUE:
Which coin has the greatest value? Which coin has the least value? Figure it out by popping the correct bubble.
8. SEQUENCES:
There is a group of coins in the right order, but some are missing, please complete the sequence with the coins provided.
9. PATTERNS:
There is a pattern, but one coin is missing, please complete the pattern with the coins provided.

4 most frequently used coins PENNY, NICKEL, DIME, QUARTER will be showed and played by the default setting, and you can turn on two coins as HALF DOLLAR and DOLLAR to teach kids about 50 cents and 100 cents in Setting button. At same time, you can customize the 9 games and obverse/reverse coins by Setting button.

Amazing Coin is designed to be kid-friendly! There are no complicated menus for kids to get confused by, or multiple options to get lost in. kids presses one button to immediately launch into uninterrupted play.

Now, let us play it! Fun! Fun! Fun!

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1. Support IOS 13.
2. Support iPhone X series.

Annoying ads

I bought this game for my 5 year old and it's a little helpful but could be way better. But the worst thing by far is every time a new game starts you are prompted to buy another game. Advertising to kids like that is a little low.

Counting Educate's

I really love this app because it educate's your child's brain to start counting coins and also it has cartoon character's.
-Terrin Frames P.S I'm a kid

This is an great app to learn different coins

This is an great app to learn different coins. I think it is useful for kids.

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Requires iOS 8.0 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.

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With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

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‎Best Coin Learning & Money Counting Games for Kids! 1. 270,000+ EDU Purchased by Schools around the US! 2. 9 interactive games about USD coins learning, counting, paying, making change, matching and etc. 3. A quarter rewards for each correct answer, with the rewards kids can buy food in the store, a...

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XtraMath - 10 minutes a day for math fact fluency

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XtraMath is a free program that helps students master addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division facts.

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Learn first grade math skills for free! Choose from hundreds of topics including addition, subtraction, shapes, graphs, time, and more. Start learning now!

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The content and activities for parents and caregivers are based on and adapted, with permission, from Money as You Grow. We are grateful to Beth Kobliner and all those who made Money as You Grow possible.

Money as You Grow was recommended as an initiative by the President's Advisory Council on Financial Capability , chaired by John W. Rogers and vice-chaired by Amy Rosen. The initiative, developed by Beth Kobliner, chair of the Council's Money as You Grow working group, offered essential, age-appropriate financial lessons-with corresponding activities-that kids need to know as they grow. Written in down-to-earth language for children and their families, Money as You Grow helped equip kids with the knowledge they need to live fiscally fit lives. The lessons in Money as You Grow were based on more than a year of research, and drawn from dozens of standards, curricula, and academic studies.

The CFPB researched the way children develop the abilities and attributes that contribute to their financial well-being in adulthood. Additional research identified milestones for developing financial capability, and ways to measure it. With support from the Corporation for Enterprise Development and researchers from University of Wisconsin-Madison and University of Maryland, Baltimore County, we developed a framework that connects Money as You Grow activities to children's financial developmental stages. With that framework in mind, we have updated and adapted the Money as You Grow activities and content.

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Money as You Grow | Consumer Financial Protection Bureau

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- Let's get some practice counting money! So I have six coins right over here, and these are all United States coins, we're counting money in the United States for these examples, and what is this first coin? Well, this is called a quarter, or a quarter-dollar, so it represents 25 cents, and we could write it out as 25 cents, but I'll just keep that one like that. Now this one's another quarter, so it is also going to be 25 cents. Now this one looks different, but it's just the other side of these coins. This is what the other side looks like. So this is also going to be 25 cents. These are three quarters right over here. So how much money do these three quarters represent? Well, it's going to be 25 plus 25, which is 50, plus 25, which is going to be 75, so these three quarters are going to be 75 cents. And remember, 100 cents make a dollar, so this is still less than one dollar. But we're not done yet. We have this nickel, this is a nickel right over here, that represents five cents, and then we have another nickel here, it looks different, but it's just the other side, this is the head side, this is the tail side. So this is also another five cents, and so these two nickels, if you add them together, they are going to represent 10 cents, and then finally, you have a penny, and a penny, and it even says it right over here, is one cent, in fact, they all say it here, this is five cents, this is one cent. So this right over here's gonna be one cent. So what is 75 plus 10 plus 1? Well 75 plus 10 is 85, plus 1 is 86, so this is equal to 86 cents. And if it felt a little bit too fast to count up 25, 50, 75 in your head, you could also add them up. 25, 25, 25, plus 5, another 5, plus 1. You could add them up this way, and then what would you get? 5 plus 5 is 10, plus 5 is 15, plus 5 is 20, plus 5 is 25, plus 1 is 26, so that's two tens and one six, put the two tens up here. 2 plus 2 is 4, 4 plus 2 is 6, 6 plus 2 is 8. So you could get 86 cents, either way. Let's do one that has even more coins in it. So here we go, we have, so what is it, what's going on here? This right over here is a quarter, that's going to be 25 cents. 25 cents, and then, we have one that we didn't see in the previous example, we have two dimes. A dime represents 10 cents, so we have two dimes, where we can have those each represent 10 cents, then we have two nickels, we've already seen those each represent five cents, so 5 and 5, and then we have four pennies, one, two, three, four. Now we could put each penny separately, like that, or we could say, look, four pennies, each of them represent one cent, so that's going to be four cents. So let me do it that way. So, this one, two, three, four, that's going to be four cents. And then we could just add everything up, so 5 plus 0 plus 0 plus 5 is 10, plus 5 is 15, plus 4 is 19. 19 is one ten and nine ones, so I could put the one ten in the tens place, 1 plus 2 is 3, plus 1 is 4, plus 1 is 5. So it's five tens, five tens and nine ones, so 59 cents. This right over here is 59 cents. And notice, we have more coins, but it represents less value than the previous example. That's because we had a lot of coins that didn't represent a lot of values, like, we had these four pennies here, while the previous example, we had three quarters! Each of these quarters is equivalent to 25 pennies, so we're able to represent more money with fewer coins in the first example.

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Counting American coins (video) | Khan Academy

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Let's get some practice counting money! So I have six coins right over here, and these are all United States coins, we're counting money in the United States for these examples, and what is this first coin?

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Money Pieces help students visualize and understand money values and relationships. Two versions of coins and bills are provided: virtual currency pieces that replicate the appearance and relative size of U.S. coins and the dollar bill, and area money pieces.

Area money pieces represent the values of coins and the dollar bill using an area model in which 1 square unit is equal to a penny. Nickels, dimes, quarters, and half dollars are represented by collections of squares equal to their value. In this way, the area pieces can be used to model and compute with fractions and decimals.

FEATURES

* Switch between currency and area money pieces.

* Exchange money for different bill or coin values.

* Show either side (heads or tails) of the currency or money pieces.

*Hide and reveal work with resizable covers to create your own problems and model strategies.

* Use the drawing tools to annotate work and show understanding.

* Add equations, expressions, and descriptions with the math text and writing tools.

* Share your work by saving an image or providing a share code to others.

ABOUT US

This resource is brought to you by The Math Learning Center, a nonprofit organization dedicated to K-12 education since 1976. Our mission is to inspire and enable individuals to discover and develop their mathematical confidence and ability.

www.mathlearningcenter.org

This app was crafted by Clarity Innovations. We help improve teaching and learning by creating solutions that match promising technologies with the needs of education. Visit us: www.clarity-innovations.com

Version 2.0.0

New features in Version 2:

* Share your work by saving an image or url, or providing a sharing code to others. Great for creating the initial setup of an activity, then sharing it with students so they can explore it further.

* Enter text directly from your keyboard with the new writing tool. Add labels, descriptions, or instructional text to your work.

* More easily edit equations and other math text using a traditional text field.

* Drawings on the workspace stay visible when the drawing palette is closed.

* Add multiple resizable covers to hide and reveal pieces.

Cool teaching tool

This app is so useful in our homeschool. I love being able to show how pennies "change into" nickels or dimes etc. The grid feature is cool too. This app is a teaching tool that can be used with any curriculum, for many different ages. Free, and no ads!

One quick fix

This is a great app. I'm using it to teach decimals as they relate to money, so the grids are PERFECT!! The one problem is in grid form the manipulative is to big to fit large numbers on the screen. I need a way to make them smaller.

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Compatibility

iPad

Requires iPadOS 12.3 or later.

Mac

Requires macOS 11.0 or later and a Mac with Apple M1 chip.

Family Sharing

With Family Sharing set up, up to six family members can use this app.

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We are asked, what time is it? So we first want to look at the hour hand, which is a shorter hand here and see where it is pointing. And it is pointing right at seven. So we've just crossed the seventh hour. So the hour is seven. And then we look at the minute hand, which is the longer hand. And this minute hand is pointing straight up, right at the 12. So this means the 12, when you think of minutes, that's zero minutes past the hour. And then each number represents five more minutes. So this is right at 7:00. Let's check our answer. Let's do a few more of these. Where is the hour hand? So this hour hand, you might say, hey, this looks closer to eight than it is to seven, but the key is to realize that it has passed seven and it hasn't gotten quite to eight yet. So we're still in the seventh hour. So the hour is seven. Notice, these hands go in a clockwise direction. So just past seven hasn't gotten to eight yet. So the hour is seven. And when we want to think about the minutes, remember, we start at the top of the clock, that's zero minutes past the hour. And then we can count by fives all the way to where the minute hand is. So 0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45. We're 45 minutes past the hour. So it's 7:45. Let's do a couple more. So where's the hour hand? Well it's between the one and the two, but the key is to realize that it's going clockwise, it's passed the one, and it's about to get to two. So it's still in the first hour. So the hour is still one. And then the minutes, we just have to count from 0 by fives. So 0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45. It's 1:45 PM. Let's do one more. So here, once again, hour hand is between 1 and 2. So it's past one, it hasn't gotten to two yet. So we're still in the first hour. And then the minutes, well, we start at 12. That's zero minutes past the hour. 0, 5, 10, 15. So it is 1:15. Let's do even one more. So this one the hour hand is exactly at two. And the minute hand is exactly at 12. So that means we're zero minutes past the hour. So it's zero minutes past the hour.

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Telling time (labeled clock) (video) | Time | Khan Academy

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We are asked, what time is it? So we first want to look at the hour hand, which is a shorter hand here and see where it is pointing. And it is pointing right at seven. So we've just crossed the seventh hour. So the hour is seven.

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First Grade Geometry worksheets and printables that help children practice key skills. Browse a large selection of First Grade Geometry worksheets at Education.com!

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Reason with shapes and their attributes

1.G.A.1 Distinguish between defining attributes (e.g. triangles are closed and three-sided) versus non-defining attributes (e.g., color, orientation, overall size); build and draw shapes to possess defining attributes.

1.G.A.3 Partition circles and rectangles into two and four equal shares, describe the shares using the words halves, fourths, and quarters, and use the phrases half of, fourth of, and quarter of. Describe the whole as two of, or four of the shares. Understand for these examples that decomposing into more equal shares creates smaller shares.

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