The U.S. Mint recently released its newest educational game, “Counting with Coins,” which teaches basic math concepts and coin identification for children in a fun grocery store setting.
Counting with Coins is one of six new games on the bureau’s redesigned website for children and educators, which re-launched in January 2018.
SIX NEW GAMES
Other games include:
- “Hoop and Darts,” a challenging game rooted in Native American traditions that allows players to choose different settings and play modes;
- “Plinky’s Presidential Challenge,” a fun trivia game to learn the order of the U.S. presidents;
- “Coin Memory Match,” a classic matching game using the coins of the America the Beautiful Quarters Program, which features U.S. national parks;
- “Making Change,” an art game that allows users to design their own coins while learning about coin terminology; and
- “Peter the Eagle’s Coin Drop,” a fun flying game that asks players deliver liberty loans by flying a First World War-era plane.
The games can be played as part of a classroom lesson or for individual enrichment.
Visit usmint.gov/kids to learn more.