Imaginative
- Set up a bank using larger play money cash registers, calculators, cheques
- Make a bank machine
- Place out different purses and wallets to play with
Language
- Read “Arthurs pet business”
- Read “ Just a piggy bank”
- Read the poem Coins
- Penny, penny, easily spent
Copper crown and worth one cent.
Nickel, nickel, Thick and fat,
You’re worth five cents I know that.
Dime, dime, little and thin,
I remember, you’re worth ten.
Quarter, quarter Big and bold,
You’re worth twenty-five I am told!
Half dollar, Half dollar the biggest coin
You are worth fifty cents and hard to find!
- Talk about the tooth fairy and what kind of money she brings
Art
- Stick coins to a cardboard backing allow the children to do coin rubbings
- Use a jar allow the children to decorate it for a piggy bank
- Print or purchase play money allow the children to make a money collage
- Make credit cards using cardboard and paints
- Use a rubber money stamp to stamp with
Water/Sand
- Place out gold nuggets in the sand table
- Place scoops and plastic coins in the water table
- Place out coins and treasure chests in the sand table
Gross Motor
- Have a penny toss and bill toss what goes farther
- Have cardboard bills have the children go on a money hunt
- Place a pot of gold in the yard let the children follow coins to it
Science/Curiosity
- (Choke able) place out coins and a scale allow the children to explore the money
- Place out bills and allow the children to explore with a magnifier glass
- Clean a penny with coke
Blocks
- Place out large gold and silver for building with
- Place out bricks to build with
Conceptual/Tabletop/Fine Motor
- Place out home made coins for sorting
- Match the dollar bills
- Make pay cheques for sorting colors and numbers
- Make a money game using a dice with coins roll to get from one end to the other
- Quarter stacking roll a dice and see how many quarters to stack (choke able)
Music
- Make paper plate shakers with pennies
- Dance to the sound of money
Quiet
- Make a flannel board money story
Cooking
- Make purse sandwiches
- Use pita bread for the purse and fill with desired ingredients
Field Trips
- Take a trip to the local bank for a tour
- Go to the store with a dollar allow the children to buy stuff
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