You can get it HERE or HERE!
This set has 7 denominations like real money-$1, $2, $5,
$10, $20, $50 and $100. There are sheets in color and grayscale.
• I had my
students make and decorate a paper wallet (pattern included) for a place to
keep their money. That really got them motivated to earn money for their
wallets!
• Photocopy
many sheets of the bills you choose to use. Have a parent volunteer cut them up
and organize them for you. Rubber band them by denomination.
• My
students wrote their names on the back of their bills, in marker or crayon,
when they received them.
• I used
Scholar Dollars with an end of the year review. We played a review game and my
students earned Scholar Dollars when they answered questions correctly. Then I
auctioned off items I had in my prize box and they bid/paid with Scholar
Dollars.
• Tear
redeemed Scholar Dollars in half before you discard them.
• I also
gave Scholar Dollars for being kind, helping others, and anything else I could
think of! They really helped to motivate my students!
• They can
be used for motivation, contests, games, rewards, auctions, etc.
• I made
them in the same denominations as real money so they can practice counting
bills.
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