Mind the Magpie — Adding Coins Money Game: Foundation (Year 1)

Author: Scott Goldie

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This foundation game is a fun way for children to learn about coins. They must take it in turns to roll the dice and move along the board. Depending on where they land, they may gain a 1p coin or have one stolen from them by a magpie. When all of the players have reached the end of the board, they must count the money — the player with the most wins.

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