I Want Some Chips - Money Math Activity (Noodle Nook)

MONEY MATH
Fun, Functional,
& Adapted for Special Ed!
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What You Can Do What You Can’t Do

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IDEAS for CLASSROOM USE
→ CLASSROOM CENTER
I am a learning stations kinda gal!
I love classroom centers and stations to
keep my class engaged and active. With
this setup, I have several different levels of
the activity working at the same time. I
review with each student what activity
they are targeting and away we go!
#EasyDifferentiation
→ IEP GOAL ACTIVITY

There are always goals on budgeting,
counting coins & bills, and making change.
This is my go-to for that! Students are
always more engaged with this type of
activity and it makes for easy data TARGET SKILLS
collection and progress monitoring!
• Number Recognition
→ DIRECT INSTRUCTION MANIPULATIVE
• 1:1 Correspondence
Getting students to learn new skills and • Add & Subtract Whole #s
then generalize them is no easy feat! • Count Out Bills
Somehow when I use these as visual • Count Out Coins
materials to practice 1:1 correspondence • Make Change @ Purchase
as well as bills and coins… students are
• Budgeting
instantly more engaged! Grab these as you
sit down to direct teach money. #ChaChing
SETTING UP
PRINT: Start by printing the activity pages. You can print them on cardstock paper
if you want some heft to it. I suggestion printing them in color. Black and white works
too. I do have a couple sets in black & white… The chips are so recognizable, students
don’t have any problems with identifying them.
PREP: If you think this activity will be in heavy rotation, I suggest laminating them
(try this one for under $20). Laminating helps them last a little longer. I also punch a
hole in the corner so that I can store them on a binder ring– It helps to keep them
together and makes them easy to store using a command hook. Putting a few
command hooks on the wall with several of my go-to math activities means I don’t
have to dig around for them when I need them. #DataDays
If you want to see how I put this all together, watch this video.
I Want Chips Money Math Activity © Ayodele Jones at Noodle Nook LLC
These chips cost:
These chips cost:
These chips cost:
$ 1.00
$ 3.00
$ 4.00
I Want Some Chips.
How Much Are They?
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Get out enough money to pay for the chips.
Image © Fritolays Corp. Image © Fritolays Corp. Image © Fritolays Corp.

These chips cost:
These chips cost:
These chips cost:
These chips cost:
$ 2.00
$ 5.00
$ 3.00
This Activity © NoodleNook.Net
Image © Fritolays Corp.
$ 4.00
These chips cost:
These chips cost:
These chips cost:
These chips cost:
$ 1.00
$ 2.00
$ 5.00
$ 3.00
This Activity © NoodleNook.Net This Activity © NoodleNook.Net This Activity © NoodleNook.Net This Activity © NoodleNook.Net
Image © Fritolays Corp. Image © Fritolays Corp. Image © Fritolays Corp. Image © Fritolays Corp.
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MONEY MATH

What You Can Do What You Can’t Do

→ IEP GOAL ACTIVITY

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