Money Matters Math Activity for Primary Students.

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Money Matters Math Activity for Primary Students

Pennies 1¢ How many? = How much? = Nickels 5 ¢ How many? = How much? = Dimes 10¢ How many? = How much? = Quarters 25 ¢ How many? = How much?=

Make 15 ¢ Make 21 ¢ Make 9 ¢ Make 30 ¢

What can you buy? Put the right number of coins in each box. Cowboy hat 15¢ Cowboy boots 20¢ Horse 25¢ Lariat rope 10¢

What can you buy? Put the right number of coins in each box. Soccer Ball 18¢ Football 6¢ Jump Rope 10¢ Baseball 12¢

Let’s buy lunch! Put the right number of coins in each box. Sandwich 25¢ Milk 5¢ Watermelon 3¢ Salad 14¢