Counting Money. How to Count Money 1. Know the value of each coin. 2. Sort your coins from greatest to least. 3. Start counting with the coin of greatest.

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Counting Money

How to Count Money 1. Know the value of each coin. 2. Sort your coins from greatest to least. 3. Start counting with the coin of greatest value (the coin that is worth the most). 4. Keep counting the rest of the coins by their value

1.Know the value of each coin. 25 cents Quarter 10 cents Dime 5 cents Nickel 1 cent Penny

2. Sort your coins from greatest to least.

3. Start counting with the coin of greatest value (the coin that is worth the most).

4. Keep counting the rest of the coins by their value

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Do you find another way to count this money?

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