We use Math everyday…. to build to build a house

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We use Math everyday…

to build to build a house

to build to build a car

to build to build a bridge

to make music

to make music

to make food

Money 1 Penny = 1cent FrontBack

Money 1 nickel = 5 cents FrontBack

Money 1 dime = 10 cents FrontBack

Money FrontBack 1 quarter = 25 cents

Money 1 Dollar = 100 cents Front Back

Money 1 Dollar = 100 cents $1

Money 1 Dollar = 100 cents $1 = 100c

Money 5 Dollars = 500 cents $5

Money 10 Dollars = 1000 cents $10

Money 20 Dollars = 2000 cents $20

Money 50 Dollars = 5000 cents $50

Money 100 Dollars = cents $100

time

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patterns

patterns

patterns pattern

patterns pattern 2 – 4 – 6 – 8 – ? – ?