Description
This is the hands-on, standards-aligned, collaborative, and engaging 2nd grade MONEY and financial literacy resource you’ve been looking for! This money unit can be used as a supplement to other math programs or as a complete unit. Includes: teaching slides, lesson plans, warm-ups, number talks, mini lessons, collaborations, worksheets, differentiation, assessments, anchor charts, and SO much more!
EVERYDAY ECONOMICS: COINS, CASH, SAVING, & SPENDING
In this unit, students will master identifying coins, counting coins, and working with money and personal finance. Each of the 20 lessons highlights a specific everyday task along with an essential math skill.
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A complete daily math block
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Math centers & hands-on activities
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Math worksheets & independent practice
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Supplemental practice
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Math interventions
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Math extensions
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Number talks
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Themed units – perfect for integrated studies
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Unit overview & binder cover
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Pre-assessment
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Post-assessment
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Anchor charts
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Craftivity
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Book recommendations
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Original songs
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Optional activities
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Themed unit & lessons
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Vocabulary word cards
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Lesson plans
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Teaching slides
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Warm-ups
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Math chats (Number talk)
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Mini lessons
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Collaborations
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Independent Practice
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Interventions
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Extensions
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Checks for understanding
Unit 4: Money and Personal Finance Unit Skills & Strategies Overview:
*Aligned to CCSS and TEKS*
COIN IDENTIFICATION & VALUES
- Identify and Count Pennies and Nickels
- Identify and Count Dimes
- Identify and Count Quarters
- Count Mixed Coins
- Make A Dollar With Coins
COUNTING MONEY BEYOND $1.00
- Count Money Beyond $1.00
- Make Equivalent Money Amounts
- Compare Money Amounts
- Make Change From $1.00
MONEY WORD PROBLEMS
- Solve Single-Step Addition Word Problems
- Solve 2-Step Addition Word Problems
- Solve Single-Step Subtraction Word Problems
- Solve 2-Step Subtraction Word Problems
- Solve Mixed Word Problems About Money
FINANCIAL LITERACY
- Needs and Wants
- Goods and Services
- Producers and Consumers
- Deposit and Withdrawal / Spending and Saving
—-”I have loved using this resource to supplement my school curriculum and to help with ideas for enrichment and intervention with my small groups! The students love the activities and are very engaged for each lesson!” – Education to the Macs
—- “Oh my goodness! I can’t say enough amazing things about this resource! You have thought of everything! Vocab cards, anchor charts, small groups, exit tickets, warm ups, amazing interactive lessons! This has saved me hours in planning! My students love this!!!” – Amy W.
—”I am so in love with this resource! The Lucky Little Learners team has thought of absolutely everything a teacher would need to teach from this resource! When they say a whole math unit these guys actually mean it. The only thing you may need at all, is a few manipulatives, which most will have in the classroom already. These are my new favourite resources. Also, math, which I used to hate teaching, is my new favourite part of the day.” – Heather G.
I can’t wait to hear how this money unit helps your student achieve success in a positive, encouraging, teacher-friendly way! Send me a message after you download and let me know how it’s going. Happy teaching!
Heather A. –
Money tends to be one of the last things we teach and the resources I have are limited. By adding this product, I was able to teach the students in an engaging way and help them truly grasp the concept.
Katlyn T. –
Great resource! I loved it! Great visual and anchor charts! Great hands-on activities! I would recommend!
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A great tool used in the classroom with my students with disabilities!
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Lauren A. –
My students loved using this resource! I enjoyed using it as well and it was easy to adapt it to TEKs.
Primary Grade Sweeties –
This is a fantastic resource. I have been using it as part of my morning work to reinforce the previous day’s math lesson.
Kaite Q. –
I have quickly fallen in love with these units! As a special education teacher, I am able to utilize with my multi-grade self contained classroom.