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    Students will spin the spinner. They will add the coin to the correct amount. The next turn they will count up to the number that both of the coins together are worth. Play continues until one player reaches $1.00.

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    Students will spin the spinner. They will add the coin to the correct amount. The next turn they will count up to the number that both of the coins together are worth. Play continues until one player reaches $1.00.

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    Count To 1 Dollar

    Uploaded by

    JayneRhodes
    Students will spin the spinner. They will add the coin to the correct amount. The next turn they will count up to the number that both of the coins together are worth. Play continues until one player reaches $1.00.

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    Spinner, Hundreds Charts ( 1 per player), Coins

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    Students will spin the spinner. They will add the coin to the correct amount. The next turn they will then count up to the number that both of the coins together are worth. (For example: 1st turn they spin a nickel. Their nickel will be placed on 5. My next turn I spin a dime. I will place a dime on 15 because it is 10 more than 5. Leave each coin on the mat until the game is over.) Play continues until one player reaches $1.00.

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    I have included two blank spinners in case there is someone in another country who would like to use this game with the coins from their country.

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