In this video lesson, students learn how to solve money word problems by using base ten blocks. The teacher introduces different coins and their values, and demonstrates how to count and skip count using base ten blocks to find the total...

In this video, Jabzy brings us historical tidbits and unknown facts about Currency Unions

Practice skip counting by 5s and 10s using a number line and use this skill to solve problems involving different combinations of coins. The video emphasizes the importance of visual representation in understanding the value of money and...

"Learn what ""place value"" means.

Explore the evolution of money from its origins in the barter system to the development of commodity money, representative money, and eventually fiat money. Understand the functions of money in the economy and how different forms of...

The value of money all comes down to TRUST. When did we transition from the barter system to using money? We discuss some of its origin stories.

Kayla has some coins that weigh 20 grams. Her dad gave her another group of coin that weigh 39 grams. What is the total weight of all coins now in her possession?

Coins are a form of metal currency that was developed during the Iron Age. Explore the value coins have and different ways people have used coins for communication and exchange.

In this episode of Econmovies, I talk about the different types of virtual economies, income taxes, cryptocurrencies, and the secret Easter egg hidden in the story. This movie is about a poverty stricken post-economic apocalypse...

In this video, students will learn how to describe attributes being measured by analyzing line plots, histograms, and box plots. The video explains the key components of each graph, such as titles, labels, units, and intervals, and...

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A simple PE warm up game for grades K-6: Plant the trees › You can play this to your students, and even get them to set up the game in the sports hall or out on the field!<br/>

Join our character Gerry in his hometown by the sea as he investigates the values of common US coins. Gerry buys ice cream, dill pickles, and even describes a little bit about the history of the presidents whose faces adorn US coins!

Using real world examples, students will learn that any data that can be grouped represents a part-whole relationship. Viewers will come to understand that set theory helps us to organize data. After watching the video, students will...