Money for Kindergarten Terri Jorgensen Grand Canyon University TEC-542 Development and Design January 15, 2011.

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Money for Kindergarten Terri Jorgensen Grand Canyon University TEC-542 Development and Design January 15, 2011

Penny

Nickel

Dime

Quarter

Dollar

Which ones are pennies?

Which ones are nickel?

Which ones are dimes?

Which ones are quarters?

Counting Money cents 9 cents17 cents11 cents

Draw a line to the correct coins and amounts. penny nickel dime quarter

A penny is brown or copper in color. On the heads side is a picture of Abraham Lincoln. On the tails side is the Lincoln Memorial building. It is worth 1 cent.

Nickel Nickel is silver or gray. It has smooth sides. It is worth 5 cents. President Thomas Jefferson is the portrait on front. One the back is a place called Monticello.

Dime A dime is the smallest coin. It is silver. It is worth 10 cents. President Franklin D. Roosevelt is on the front and on the back is an olive branch, torch and oak branch.

Quarter A quarter is a large coin. It is silver. It is worth 25 cents. On the front of the quarter is President George Washington. On the back is an eagle or pictures of the 50 states of America.

One Dollar Bill A dollar bill is a paper money. The amount is 100 cents. It has a 1 on the front of it.

Hooray

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