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First grade and second grade students will gain a clear understanding of how South African money is organized with this free online educational activity. Drag and drop the play money bills and coins, add numbers and equations, and build on early mathematics skills.

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Imagine you’re traveling to Europe. Do you know how to use euros? What coins will you use to pay when you shop? Find out with our online euro coins.

Our virtual Europe coins make it fun to learn about money from around the world. The online coins look similar to real-life euros. Use the coins by clicking, dragging, and dropping them onto the canvas. Then, add numbers to show the value of the coins. You can add notes, create groups, or draw pictures with the pencil tool. Erase your notes using the eraser tool. Clear the canvas using the trash can tool.

It’s easy to use our online Europe coins for learning. Here’s how:

• Write a quantity in numbers on the canvas. Ask students to match the number with Europe coins.
• Ask students to add 5 or more coins to the canvas. Then, have students express the value in numbers.
• Have students compare the values of Europe coins to coins from other countries. For example, there is 2 cent euro. Is there a 2 cent coin in the United States?
• Have students practice giving correct change for payments. For example, have students pretend to pay for an item that costs 1.35 with a 2 euro coin. Then, ask students to give the correct change.

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What does money look like in Australia? How much are the coins worth? You’re about to find out! Learn about money from down under with our online Australia coins. 

These virtual Australia coins help students learn about money and its value in Australia. Money around the world comes in different shapes, sizes, and values. These virtual coins from Australia are similar in color and shape to the real coins. Add coins to the work area by clicking, dragging, and dropping them. You can also add numbers to the workspace. Add your own notes, draw pictures, and circle groups of coins with the pencil tool. Erase your pencil drawings with the eraser. Clear the workspace with the trash can button.

How can you use the virtual Australia coins for learning in the classroom? 

• Compare the values of Australia coins with other coins such as coins from the United States.
• Challenge students to show $5 in Australian coins in 5 different ways.
• Draw different items for sale using the pencil tool. Add prices for each. Then, ask students to “pay” for items using the correct online Australia coins. 

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How many pence in a pound? How many 20-pence coins do you need to make a 2-pound coin? Learning the value of UK coins is a practical, but interesting math activity. Whether you’re a teacher in the UK or you’re studying money around the world, working with coin values helps students practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

This set of virtual United Kingdom coins is perfect for identifying and practicing coin values. Similar in shape, size, and color to real coins, the virtual coins make it easy to teach UK coin value. Plus, students can compare them to real coins in the classroom. To use the coins, simply click and drag them into the workspace. If desired, add numbers to show values or create an equation. Use the pencil tool to write labels, information, or equations. Use the eraser for erasing pencil marks. The trash can tool clears the canvas.

Are you ready to have fun with virtual coins from the United Kingdom? Try these activities:

• Challenge students to form a certain quantity such as 2 £ as many ways as possible using the coins.
• Ask students to form a certain quantity such as 3.25 £ using the coins.
• Provide a word problem that students can solve using the virtual coins to model.

When students are experts at working with the UK virtual coins, try adding bills to the mix with our virtual play money from the United Kingdom.

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How many loonies and toonies do you have? And how much are they worth? When children learn the value of Canadian coins, children also learn about math. Get ready to visit Canada and spend some Canadian coins!

With these virtual Canada coins, students can learn to identify each coin and its value. Canadian coins include $2, $1, 25 cent, 10 cent, 5 cent, and 1 cent coins. Drag the coins onto the working area. You can drag more than one coin into the space. Each coin matches the color and size of real coins, helping students recognize what they see in the real world. After adding coins, you can also add numbers, dollar, and cent symbols to the workspace. Write on the workspace using the pencil tool. Erase your writing using the eraser tool. Clear the board using the trashcan button. 

Use the interactive Canada coins to teach the value of coins, addition, subtraction, and more. Give these activities a try:

• Ask students how many ways they can form $5 using the coins.
• Show the virtual Canada coins tool on the board and drag coins onto the workspace. Ask students to add them all up. Then, have students write their answers on a whiteboard or piece of paper and hold up their answers. 
• Give students a list of items with prices. Ask students to calculate transactions for each item they’d like to buy. For example, if they’d like to buy a pencil for 37 cents, the student might pay 40 cents and get 3 cents in change in pennies.

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How much is a dime worth? Or how about a nickel? Learning the value of US coins is an exciting activity that is also an important math lesson. Through activities with coins, students can practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, and more!

These virtual United States coins help students learn to identify coins and their value. The virtual coins are similar in size and color to real coins, helping students make real-world connections. To use them, simply drag coins into the working area. Then, add numbers to show equations and values. Use the pencil tool to write notes and the eraser for erasing pencil marks. The trashcan tool clears the canvas.

Here are a few activities to try:

• Challenge students to form $1 as many ways as they can using the coins.
• Give students word problems to solve using the virtual coins to model.
• Ask students to imagine they have a certain amount of coins to spend. For example $3. Then, ask them to see how many items from a grocery list with prices they could purchase. Encourage students to use the coins to model their money.

Once students have mastered working with American coins, try having students work with our virtual United States Play Money. Or, invite students to explore our virtual coin jar.

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