
Hairy Money and The Coin Gang!

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I have never even heard of Hairy Money before! I can't wait to show my strugglers tomorrow! Hopefully this will be thing thing that makes money click for them!
Thanks:)
Aimee
I laughed out loud on that last part about counting by 5's. Thanks for sharing this idea. Love all your stuff!
Did you know that in Australia there is no equivalent to a penny? They got rid of it and just round totals up or down to 5 cents. And each coin is named after its value and its value only! 5 cent coin, 10 cent coin, 20 cent coin, 50 cent coin. And $1 and $2 gold coin. The dollar bills and coins are different colors and sizes!
It was SO easy to adjust to knowing their coins. Could be a fun lesson to compare coins!
♥ Stephanie
Fishing for Education Blog
I use hairy money with my kids that struggle with counting coins! We say the penny has a bald spot though. 🙂
Love the idea of Hairy Money! My students LOVE anything by Jack Hartmann!!
Erin
Very Perry Classroom