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Primary School Maths - Piggies Money Games Puzzles

  • 27 puzzle piggies from 5c - $4.50
  • Only in Australian money but INCLUDES a set of piggies with no coins (just the written amounts) so that other countries can add their coinage.
  • Print (enlarge, or reduce if like), Laminate, Cut up puzzles - Children find the 2 ways of making the written amount on each piggie.
  • Puzzles are self-correcting - so each puzzle cut is different.
  • The blank pdf piggies are ideal for children to place real or "play coins"on to represent the written amounts.
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  • Again, these can be enlarge or reduced if like.

  • Print, Laminate and Cut out puzzles - children find the 2 coinage amounts to match each written amount (puzzles are self-correcting)

  • An ideal maths group / rotations activity.

  • The blank pdf piggies puzzles are ideal for children to place real or "play coins" on to represent the written amounts. (without cutting up as puzzles)

  • Other countries can add their own coinage pictures to the Microsoft Word blank piggies document.

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