My Piggy Bank This is a penny How much is a penny? = 1 cent 1 By: Dania.

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Presentation transcript:

My Piggy Bank

This is a penny How much is a penny? = 1 cent 1 By: Dania

This is a nickel How much is a nickel? = 5 cents 5

Nickel  It takes five pennies to make one nickel. = 5 By: Marzi

This is a dime How much is a dime? = 10 cents 10

Dime It takes ten pennies to make one dime. = 10

Dime  Two nickels also equal one dime. = 10 By: Caitlyn

This is a quarter How much is a quarter? = 25 cents 25

Quarter  Twenty five pennies make a quarter. = 25 By: Daniel

This is a dollar 1

Dollar  It takes four quarters to make one dollar. = 1 By: Camila

One dollar is what I’m saving, in my Piggy Bank!

Question 1 How much is this? 5 cents1 cent 5 1

Question 2 How much is this? 5 cents10 cents 510

Question 3 How much is this? 25 cents10 cents 1025

Question 4 How much is this? 25 cents1 dollar 251

References This Presentation was created for educational purposes only, by Kevin Geithmann & Lisa Butterfield, Kindergarten Teachers at Osceola Elementary School, Naples, Florida. Copyright, 2005 End