Pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters! Oh My! A day of shopping!

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pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters! Oh My! A day of shopping!

A quick review of coins

The penny is worth? 1

The nickel is worth? 5

The dime is worth? 10

The quarter is worth? 25

You can use coins in different combinations to buy stuff

If I want to buy a new teddy bear for Sarah what kinds of coins will I need? 85

What other combinations could I make?

I want to buy a new toy car for a friend’s birthday party. What types of coins will I need? 92

What is another combination?

Now it’s Your Turn!

What combination of cents can I use to buy a pencil? 8

What combination of cents can I use to buy a chocolate bar? 38

What combination of cents can I use to buy a dinosaur? 17

What combination of cents can I use to buy some ice cream? 75

What combination of cents can I use to buy a new video game controller? 97

What combination of cents can I use to buy a baby doll? 44

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