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Calculate Change from $1: Game

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Overview:

A board game that helps students practise calculating change from $1. Designed for middle and upper years students. Laminate for a long-lasting resource.

Learning Objectives:

Develop skills in calculating change from $1.
Strengthen number recognition and basic arithmetic skills.
Practise strategic thinking and problem-solving through gameplay.

How the Activity Works:

Players roll a dice to move around the outer squares of the board. When they land on a centre square, they calculate the change they would receive from $1 and place a counter on that square. The first player to place four counters in a row wins the game. This activity offers a fun and interactive way for students to practise mental math and enhance their understanding of money.

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