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What's the only circulating coin that features our nation's first president both on its obverse (front) and reverse (back)? The New Jersey Quarter of course! This coin, which was first struck at the Philadelphia Mint on May 5, 1999, was the third state to be commemorated in the fascinating 50 State Quarters® Program. Teachers, below you will find several activities and links that will bring the excitement of New Jersey's "State Quarter Day" into your classroom.
New Jersey QuarterLearn more about the latest quarter the important event that inspired it. 50 State Quarters ProgramFind out more about this program that honors every state in America! 50 State Quarters Program Lesson Plans
The 50 State Quarters Program lesson plans are now available on the H.I.P. Pocket Change™ Web site for use in your classroom! Check out these exciting plans that are FREE to download, and are available in sets designed specifically for grades K–1, 2–3, and 4–6. State Quarter Day Classroom ActivitiesHere are some fun ways to infuse your curriculum with activities that celebrate the arrival of the newest quarter in circulation! Connected Coins and Medals
Our Foreign Friends
Quarter GamesA Coinage Cartoon
Do you want to show your students how quarters and other coins are made?
Check out the
Birth of a Coin cartoon, which tells you all about it!
Teachers' NetworkTeachers, if we've piqued your interest with the activities above, please sign up for the Teachers' Network. As a member, you can receive information about all of the new educational resources that become available from the United States Mint! |