Comparing Money Counting Coins Rainbow Craft for Spring, April or End of School

Combine art and math? Yes! This comparing money rainbow math craftivity project is just perfect for a spring math craft, St. Patrick’s Day or just a rainbow theme! It is the perfect comparing coins and money display in the hallway to show off what you have been learning about proving which coins and money combinations are the least and greatest.

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Topics Include:

• Comparing single coins
• Counting only one coin and comparing sets of that coin
• Comparing sets of (quarters, dimes, nickels or pennies only)
• Comparing mixed amounts of two coins to two coins
• Comparing mixed coins (3-4 coins)
• Comparing mixed coins (originalr sets)

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What’s included?

This fun, engaging and easy prep resource includes:

✅ Many levels of differentiation

✅ 3 different printing sizes (1 per page, 2 per page or 4 per page)

✅ 24 rainbows with differentiated money amounts

✅ Make your own option (blank rainbows for you or a student to fill in)

✅ Easy to follow directions with step by step pictures (perfect for sub days)

The Rainbows are designed to stand on their own by having students complete 3-4 rainbows, but you could also just print out a rainbow for each student to display on a bulletin board or have a team of 4 each complete one rainbow and glue together. Just print and go! The differentiation is done for you.

This Resource is Perfect for:

⭐ sub plans

⭐ whole class or small groups

⭐ independent practice or collaborative work

⭐ party day

⭐ morning work

⭐ hallway or classroom display

⭐ quiet work while you individually assess students

⭐ interventions, enrichment and more!

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