1st Grade Coins & Money Unit

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1st Grade Coins & Money Unit

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This is the hands-on, standards-aligned, collaborative, and engaging first grade coins and money unit with financial literacy unit you’ve been looking for! This resource can be used as a supplement to any math program, or as a complete curriculum. Includes: teaching slides, lesson plans, math chats, mini lessons, collaborations, worksheets, assessments, exit tickets, anchor charts, and more!

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Is your current math curriculum dull and lifeless?
This unit is engaging! It includes cooking in the kitchen themed lessons to connect to the real world, while also ensuring they master the math standards.

Looking for resources that are easy to prep?
The activities are low-prep or no-prep! The lesson plans include icons to help you choose which activities to use during the day, and teaching slides that guide you & your students through the lesson.

Wanting your students to love math?
The math block routine will scaffold and guide students to feel successful, reach deep levels of understanding, and love math!

This resource is perfect for:
Supplemental practice
A complete daily math block
Hands-on learning
Easy lesson planning
Number talks
Themed units
Collaborative activities
Independent worksheets

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THIS UNIT INCLUDES:
Unit overview & binder cover
Pre-assessment
Post-assessment
Anchor charts
Craftivity
Themed unit & lessons
Lesson plans
Teaching slides
Math chats (Number talk)
Mini lessons
Collaborations
Independent Practice
Differentiation ideas
Checks for understanding

Bundle cover showing unit materials for Lucky to Learn Math Unit 7 Money, including anchor charts about coins and earning/spending, binder covers, pre and post assessments, collaborative games, foldable books, and independent work worksheets for earl Money Unit Overview table showing Week One and Week Two lessons covering coin identification, counting, comparing values, word problems, and financial literacy concepts for early elementary grades Marketing graphic showing math unit icons key for classroom curriculum organization, displaying eight symbols representing objective, materials, mini lesson, math chat, hands-on collaboration, independent practice, check for understanding, and differ Lucky Little Learners lesson plan overview showing Unit 7 Money Lesson 7.1 Pennies with sections for clear objectives, teaching slides, materials list, math chat, skill-focused mini lesson, collaborative tasks, independent practice, quick assessments Teaching slides showing lesson 7.9 on needs and wants, with illustrations of water bottle, food, house, gaming console, and snacks, plus learning objective to identify needs and wants Mini-lesson slide and practice worksheet about pennies, featuring instruction for an "All About The Penny" booklet activity with guided learning steps and skill practice pages for early grades Game board titled Count at the Cocoa Stand for Lesson 7.7 money word problems, featuring a winding path with addition and subtraction tasks, winter-themed illustrations, and cocoa stand graphics for collaborative classroom practice Independent work worksheet for counting and adding dimes and pennies with lunch-themed items like bread, butter, cheese, grapes, and chips, Lesson 7.3 Two check for understanding exit ticket worksheets about money and financial literacy for early elementary, featuring coin counting and word bank fill-in activities with scoring circles Bundle of example materials including worksheets and posters for money activities, coin puzzles, and math chat expectations for elementary grades, featuring brownie bakery and quarter coin themes

Classroom teachers are already loving this resource!

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️“My team and I LOVE this resource!! It is engaging, allows us to really pick and choose resources that fit our needs, is paced beautifully, and the students really enjoy the math and movement activities. We are so excited to see what the rest of the year looks like as it continues to be released this year. Thank you LLL for always putting out research-based materials!”  – Tiffany B.

I can’t wait to hear how this 1st grade math resource helps your students achieve success with math in a positive, encouraging, teacher-friendly way! Send me a message after you download and let me know how it’s going. Happy teaching!

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14 reviews for 1st Grade Coins & Money Unit

  1. Misty G. –

    This makes teaching money to, my students so easy! It also keeps them entertained!

  2. sarah M. –

    This unit had everything I needed. Thank You for always having amazing and valuable creations!

    • Angie –

      Hi Sarah,

      Thanks for your feedback! It’s so important to me that everything we create makes your teaching life better.

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      – Angie Olson

      Lucky Little Learners

  3. jen Miller –

    I used this math curriculum this year with my class and it went well.

  4. JESSICA M. –

    My students really enjoyed using these money worksheets—they were engaged and excited to practice their coin identification and counting skills. The variety of activities helped reinforce their understanding while keeping them motivated and confident.

    • Angie –

      Hi Jessica,

      Thanks for your feedback! It’s so important to me that everything we create makes your teaching life better.

      If you like this resource, you’re going to love our weekly emails. Filled with freebies and sales alerts. Click here to sign up: https://luckylittlelearners.lpages.co/i-want-weekly-freebies/

      Thank you for being part of our community!

      – Angie Olson

      Lucky Little Learners

  5. Julia S. –

    My students really enjoyed learning about money with this resource. It made it very easy to plan, and I enjoyed seeing the students love to learn.

  6. Stephanie Santos –

    This is a great tool for supporting first graders with financial literacy.

    • Angie –

      Hey there Stephanie,

      Thanks for leaving feedback! It’s really important to me that everything in our store improves your teaching life!

      Since you enjoyed this resource, you’re going to love our weekly emails! These emails are filled with freebies and sale alerts. Click here to sign up: https://luckylittlelearners.lpages.co/i-want-weekly-freebies/

      Thank you for being part of our community of educators!

      – Angie Olson

      Lucky Little Learners

  7. Marissa A. –

    Lots of great resources that could be used across multiple grades.

  8. Stacy Lee –

    This unit was VERY helpful for my class. We needed more practice than our curriculum had review individual coins and counting money. The students really loved the games and activities with the lesson as well. Thanks!

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