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Money Soft Foam Cubes 
Money cubes can be used for variety of different activates,
including making change and counting and adding money values.
 

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MONEY SOFT
FOAM CUBES
by Learning Resources®

Ages 6 +
Cubes measure 1 5/8"
 

Availability: Usually ships within 24 hours
 
Money Soft Foam Cubes Description:
 
Help students master money skills with these versatile, soft foam cubes. Set of 6 includes 3 cubes with 1¢, 5¢, 10¢, 25¢, 50¢ and ¢ printed on them, and 3 cubes with $1, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $. Roll the cubes, then add the values. Or, use play money to represent the value rolled. Activity Guide included. Cubes measure 1 5/8".
 
Money Add Up
In a small group give students two cubes, one with cent values and one
with dollar values. Have the students roll the cubes and write down the
value shown. Then have them roll the cubes a second time at write down
that value. Next, have them ass the two values together to find the total.
If a $ or cent sign is rolled, have them make up a value to use. Repeat
this activity, but this time have the students subtract the two values that
are rolled. 
 
For a game, divide the class into teams. Roll the cubes once to give them the starting value and then a second time to give them the value to add or subtract. The first tem to come up with the correct answer received one point. The first team to ten points or another specified total wins. For an extra challenge, combine addition with subtraction problems.
 
Finding Change
Give one cube with cent values and one cube with dollar values to a small group of students. Have one student roll the set of cubes. Then using the values shown, each student should list on a piece of paper all the money combinations that can be used to come up with the total value rolled (total value is $1.01. Possible answers could include: four quarters and one penny; or three quarters, two dimes, one nickel, and one penny. Have the most answers? Who had the most unique answer? Then repeat the activity. This activity can also be done using school money. Instead of writing down their answers, students should use the school money to determine the ways the value rolled can be made.
 
Contents:
This set includes six money cubes with money values on them:
Three cubes have the values: .01cent, .05 cent, .10 cent, .25 cent,
and .50 cent
 
Three cubes have the values: $1.00, $5.00, $10.00, $20.00, and $50.00