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The companion worksheets will help you check your students’ learning comprehension with questions as they journey through the academy. As students complete a building, such as the Science Lab, in the academy, have them fill out the corresponding section of the worksheet.
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Learn to recognize and count U.S. currency with these...
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Learn to recognize and count U.S. currency with these printable money cutouts, intended for children, parents, and teachers. Download Printable Play Money. Decoding Dollars: the $100 Brochure & Poster. This brochure contains information about how to recognize and use security features in the $100 note.
Authenticate U.S. Currency: Feel, Tilt, Check. To check the security features in U.S. currency, feel the paper, tilt the note, and check with light and with magnification. Feel the paper. Move your finger across the note.
Material to be used in shopping role-plays and more... Students should color and cut the bills and coins according to the colors of the real ones.
The first $1 Federal Reserve note was issued in 1963, and its design—featuring President George Washington and the Great Seal of the United States—remains unchanged. Take a look at the $1 note and its security features.
This is a package of 115 scaffolded worksheets (with full answer key) designed to support students as they how learn to count money from less than $1 up to counting bills and coins to $100. The worksheets also work on making change up to $10 in three different ways.
Printable Play Money. There are seven U.S. banknotes. Learn to recognize and count U.S. currency with these printable money cutouts. Learn more at uscurrency.gov.
