Third-graders spend a lot of time on basic facts, and that includes adding whole numbers and money. You may remember learning how to "carry" numbers when you were learning to add. These days, kids "regroup." Despite the new lingo, it's not that different. And remember when your child thought a quarter from the tooth fairy was a real thrill? She's since gone on to learn how to make change and add up small sums. Let her practice with the contents of your wallet and change jar! Be aware that making change can be tricky at first, so keep it simple.
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