Coin-U-Lator

Practical Ways to Make Coin Counting Simple! PCI’s popular coin-counting calculator makes counting money easy for students of all ages. Developed by a classroom teacher, this easy-to-use tool is receiving rave reviews from teachers and students around the country. Coin-u-lator Activity Cards and Worksheets provide additional money-counting practice and can be used with or without the Coin-u-lator .

Penny Panda's Sticker Store

(Money for Grades 1-4)

Penny Panda provides lots of practice in counting money. Four main activities help children with counting a given amount, comparing amounts, presenting money to match a specific sum, and determining change accurately. Flexible program options allow the teacher to select which coins and bills to include for practice. Have children remain at a specified level or have the program change levels automatically based on student performance. With each correct answer, children earn money to spend at Penny Panda's Sticker Store. Visit Penny's store after each activity. Buy stickers when you have enough money. Penny has many popular stickers. Collect birds, cars, endangered animals, national flags, flowers, spiders, butterflies, insects, music and dance, dinosaurs, and sports stickers. Save up or trade for the most expensive stickers. Try to collect complete sets.

400 Assorted Coins

These realistic coins are also great hands-on tools to help students count money and make change in any number of "real-life" situations. They are effective additions to all money activities in the classroom.

The 400 coins are divided into 100 each of quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies. Packaged in resealable plastic bags inside a compact storage box, the lightweight yet durable coins are realistically depicted. Quarters, dimes, and nickels are in pewter gray; pennies in copper color. Highly detailed "engraving" of pictures and words make the coins fun for students as they learn to handle "real" money.

 

Big Didget Calculator

The Big Digit Desktop Calculator is easy to hold and makes working on math problems or keeping a running total on money spent on a shopping trip simple and fun.

The extra large display screen and keys make calculating easier. Individuals of all ages will enjoy adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing on these calculators. The display screen holds up to eight digits and displays large, easy-to-see numerals.

Coin Critters

Coin-U-Lator Activity Cards

The Coin-u-lator Activity Cards were developed by PCI's Janie Haugen to help students of all ages learn basic money concepts. When used with the Coin-u-lator, the activity cards provide 'hands-on,' money-counting practice. The cards measure 5- by 8-inches and feature realistic depictions of pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and $1 bills.

Coin-U-Lator Worksheets Binder

The Coin-u-lator Worksheets were developed by PCI's Janie Haugen for students who need extra help in learning to count coins. When used with the Coin-u-lator, this program provides two visual learning methods: realistic coin graphics and a money calculator with a LCD screen. The 100 reproducible worksheets were designed to produce high-quality photocopies making all coins easy to identify and count. They are especially effective when coin counting is reinforced by placing realistic coins over the printed coins on the worksheets. An assorted coin package of 400 coins is available separately. This program has been called a breakthrough in helping students learn the process of counting coins. Students who struggle with basic money concepts can use the money calculator until the skills are mastered. After conquering the basics of coin counting using the Coin-u-lator, students can progress to completing the worksheets independently. The entire program prepares students for accurately using coins in everyday "real-life" situations. Coin-u-lator Worksheets.

Money Calculator 2009

MONEY CALC ACTIVITIES
WORKSHEET BINDER

Used with PCI’s MoneyCalc 2009, these activities provide money-math practice in adding, subtracting, and figuring change back. Teachers can individualize instruction by selecting addition and subtraction activities with 4, 8, or 12 problems, or change-back activities with 2 or 3 problems. The PDF contains all binder activities plus 44 additional activities.