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This money scoot is filled with engaging and fun activities to get your students moving and learning about U.S. Currency at the same time!

Here’s how a scoot works…have students “scoot” around the room with a clipboard. They pick a card and solve the math problem, then they record their answers on the response sheet. Easy and fun!

Scoots are a great way to review concepts throughout a math unit or even as a mini assessment to see what students need more reinforcement or practice with that skill.

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I'm Aris, the author behind the educational website Teaching with Aris and the course creator of The New Teacher Masterclass and Classroom Organization Academy. With over 10 years of experience teaching in the classroom and 17 years in education, I've created resources and courses to help teachers everywhere save time and learn how to set themselves up for a successful school year. As a mom of two, I understand how important maximizing your time in the classroom can be. My resources and ideas will definitely teach you how to use that time efficiently to make the biggest impact in your classroom.

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