1st Grade Using Money Lessons

Focuses on developing essential money management skills for young learners by identifying various coins and understanding their values, enhancing the ability to recognize and count money, and establishing a foundational understanding of practical financial literacy.

Learn to recognize and identify U.S. coins, including pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters. Gain the ability to differentiate between various coins and comprehend their values, strengthening basic money management and financial literacy skills.

Engage young learners in mastering money counting skills by identifying and adding coin values. Improve their ability to recognize various coins and calculate total values, thereby enhancing practical math skills.

Young learners will identify and differentiate between various U.S. coins, including pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters. This process enhances their ability to recognize coins by appearance and value, building foundational money recognition skills.

Focus on foundational financial literacy skills by learning to count and manage money within basic economic contexts. Enhance the ability to identify various types of currency, perform basic calculations, and grasp the significance of effective money management.

Young learners engage with foundational skills in counting money using the touch points method, with a focus on pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters. The content emphasizes identifying coin values and practicing money counting, which enhances numeric and arithmetic abilities.

Focus on understanding the significance of financial literacy through junior savings accounts for children. Develop skills to identify the benefits of saving money, comprehend the steps to open a bank account, and learn about financial responsibility and decision-making.