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- Spending
Spree

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- Kid's Bank

Choose the Java version now on our new computers. Click
on "Start With Penny" to read and then work an online quiz at the end of each
section. Penny, Dollar Bill, Interest Ray, Checks, EFT, and more. Be sure to try the
nifty calculators to see about saving for a car, holidays, or maybe even to be a
millionaire!
- Pennies
A video from Professor Garfield. In the Knowledge Box - Level 1.
- Money by
Education 4 Kids, formerly FlashCards for Kids

Update in progress on some sections.
- Piggy Bank
Click coins to add up to the total given. Choose Easy level to see the amount displayed as
you add coins. Click a coin to add. Click the same coin again if you change your mind and
want to remove that amount from your total.
- How Many Cents?

- Buy It with the Little Farmer
- How Much Money is This from Saxon Math
Plus Counting Coins and Making Change.
- The Money Program from Arcytech
Three levels of difficulty. Drag and drop money; click the Done button to see if you're
correct.
- Change It
Value of coins.
- Learn to
Count Money from Play to Learn
Click the Play button to begin. Difficulty can be set beginning with pennies, nickels,
& dimes and can go up to $20 bills.
- eManipulatives
Rest the cursor over a tool to hear what it does (it might take a few seconds). Grades
K-6.
- That Quiz
Try to improve your time each round. Press Enter after each answer to progress quickly.
- Teach R Kids
Money
Fee based with portions free. Click Money on the side menu.
- Cash Out
from Mr. Nussbaum
Watch carefully after clicking coins to be sure each one appears. Click Give Change.
- Change Maker

Choose a level easy-hard, Less Than $1, $5, $100, or Big Spender. It shows the
amount of the sale and the amount paid. Fill in the blanks to show which coins or
bills should be given back as change.
- Equivalent Sets of
Coins by E-Lab
Grade 3. Print the recording sheet.
- Money Flashcards by A+ Math

Number correct and attempted shown.
- h.i.p.
Pocket Change
Click Cartoons, Birth of a Coin to read the story. Games offered including Quarter
Explorer, Presidential Portraits, the Lewis and Clark Adventure, Branches of Power, and
others. Teacher's page offered.
- Cookie Dough
Use numbers and number words to write checks.
- Counting
Coins Practice by Instructor Web
Mostly fee based with some free. Register prior to lab for free basic access. Fee based
subscription also offered.
- Using Money by Math Cats
Click the New Problem button to see a new amount. Drag and drop coins to make that amount.
Click the Check Answer button to see if you're correct. (You'll need to download and
install the MicroWorlds
plugin for MW2 & Pro.)
Click the link to Math Cats to see several other activities including Tessellation Town in
the Explore section.
- Frog Palace
from FunSchool
Found in the 1st Grade list of games. Drag & drop the money bags from the top to the
correct boxes to equal the price of the gems. You'll have bags of $1, $10, and $100.
- Math Games
for Kids
Money Game in the Elementary section. Click each field to see a drop-down menu, and select
the number of minutes to play plus the number of exercises.
- Money Bee from
BeeWeb
Teachers have the option to create a class. Students must register.
- Math
Playground
Several activities including Count the Money and Making Change.
- Consumer
Math from AAA Math
Several categories. Excellent information with online activities following.
- Shop Till
You Drop
Drag items into the shopping bag as you try to spend all of the amount shown. Don't
overspend.
British currency.
- Change
Game from BBC
Look at the amount shown on the cash register along. Count up to the amount paid to return
change by dragging coins/bills to the hand. Click the Enter button shown to see if you're
correct.
British currency.
- Scottie Nickel's Change Maker from
Mr. Nussbaum
- Financial Fitness
for Life - free demos
Select your grade level K-2, 3-5, or 6-8. "A Very Good Day" online story and
quiz in K-2. Short-term and long-term saving decisions in 3-5. Incentives in 6-8.
- Banking
on Our Future
TERRIFIC interactive video dealing with checks and checking accounts. Begin in the
Elementary section with the Basics of Banking. Listen and read along as you answer math
and money questions.
Lengthy, free registration.
- Practical Money Skills
Game section includes Ed's Money Bank, Smart Money Quiz Show, Countdown to Retirement, and
more. Banking Tutor section, including Writing a Check, also offered. Several
calculators: Back
to School Budget Calculator, Save for College, Millionaire, and others.
- Money
Instructor
Register prior to lab for free basic access. (Fee based subscription also offered.)
Excellent checks and check registers to print plus an accompanying interactive activity
showing what information is included on a check. Good for class presentation. Several
other activities and printables available.
- Jump Start's Reality Check

Answer a few questions and prepare for your future.
Begin on the Jump Start homepage for
additional resources such as a calendar covering 12 principles that lead to a positive
financial outlook. Mini-lessons included to go along with the calendar.
- The
Allowance Room & Money Machine
Enter the amount of your allowance and an amount your parents might contribute or you have
saved. Then click any of the items shown that you might be wanting to see how long it will
take to save enough. A New Item button is available if you need to figure a different item
or amount.
Smart Start for Kids
includes the ABCs of Money. Student section deals with managing money, budgets, credit,
credit scores, etc.
- Brain
Pop's Comparing Prices Now fee based.
Play the movie, then try the quiz. Listen carefully.
- Earning Money
& Spending It Wisely
Read the historic story telling about the roles of workers and consumers. Questions
to answer on paper after each section.
- The Mint
Great interactive information. Learn where your paycheck goes. See "I Paid How Much?!" and
"When Will
You Become a Millionaire?"
- HotShot Business
from Disney
Have your headset on, and be ready to listen. Pay attention to details.
- Lemonade
Stand
- Moneyville

Get Real - Click and read. The goal is to save $2000 and be
debt-free in one year. Click each character to see what education, occupation, etc. is
chosen or click the ? to create your own. Tip: Click the Help button once you see the
room.
Lemonade Stand - Click and read. Make wise decisions and see
how much profit your business can make in 7 days.
- Moneyopolis
- Peanuts and Crackerjacks
- American
Currency Exhibit
See Confederate currency from the Civil War period. Learn about all those images we see on
our bills. You can even see Colonial currency - Paul Revere engraved.
- The Money Factory
Includes Interactive
Notes - $10, $20, and $50. Treasure Trivia and other activities. Print and complete
the activity booklet, Makin Money with Cowboy Buck.
- Young Biz
Information about business, saving, and investment.
- Compound Interest Calculator (graph)
from Econ Ed Link
Click within the fields to change the amounts shown. Click Calculate and watch as the
display progresses, illustrating your savings at the age of 65. What will be your plan?
- Charge! and Check It Out from Sense
and Dollars Think Port
Charge! - Select a shopping item and the amount you want to pay each month. See how much
that item will really cost when paying with a credit card.
- Financial
Football from Practical Money Skills
Lesson plans, worksheets, and online finance game.
- Lessons from Econ Ed Link
Search by grade level K-2, 3-5, 6-8. Read and follow directions following links to online
activities.
- Planet
Orange
Choose a guide and begin exploring Money Land, South Spending, Investor Islands, and more.
Read and quiz.
- Currency Converter from Science
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