What is in the Bank? Quarters, Dimes, Nickels, and Pennies.

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What is in the Bank? Quarters, Dimes, Nickels, and Pennies

Students will be grouped into two teams. Taking turns, students in each group will draw the coins that they believe are in the bank. When all students are done, they will all reveal their answers at the same time. The team leader will decide which answer is the team’s final answer. Each team will get two pennies for each correct answer. The team with the most money wins the game!

 I have 2 coins.  The total of my coins is 50.

 I have 4 coins.  The total of my coins is 12.

 I have 3 coins.  The total of my coins is 25.

 I have 6 coins.  The total of my coins is 45.

 I have 5 coins.  The total of my coins is 50.

 I have 4 coins.  The total of my coins is $1.00.

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