Money I. Objectives To be able to recognize U.S. coins & the dollar To know the value of each coin & dollar To know how coins are related to each other.

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Money I

Objectives To be able to recognize U.S. coins & the dollar To know the value of each coin & dollar To know how coins are related to each other

Penny Name - 1 penny Name - 1 cent Worth - 1¢1¢ - $.01

Nickel Name – 1 nickel Name – 5 cents Worth - 5¢5¢ - $.05

Dime Name – 1 dime Name – 10 cents Worth - 10¢ Worth - $.10

Quarter Name – 1 quarter Name – 25 cents Worth - 25¢ Worth - $.25

Half Dollar Name – 1 half dollar Name – 50 cents Worth - 50¢ Worth - $.50

Dollar Name – 1 dollar Name – 1 buck Worth - $1.00

What coin is this? How much is it worth? Name – 1 quarter Name – 25 cents Worth - 25¢ Worth - $.25

What coin is this? How much is it worth? Name – 1 dime Name – 10 cents Worth - 10¢ Worth - $.10

What is this called? How much is it worth? Name – 1 dollar Name – 1 buck Worth - $1.00

What coin is this? How much is it worth? Name - 1 penny Name - 1 cent Worth - 1¢1¢ - $.01

What coin is this? How much is it worth? Name – 1 nickel Name – 5 cents Worth - 5¢5¢ - $.05

What coin is this? How much is it worth? Name – 1 half dollar Name – 50 cents Worth - 50¢ Worth - $.50

Five pennies are equal to a nickel =

Two nickels are equal to a dime =

Five nickels are equal to a quarter =

Two dimes and a nickel are equal to a quarter =

One dime and three nickels are equal to a quarter =

Five dimes are equal to a half dollar =

Ten dimes are equal to 1 dollar =

Four quarters are equal to 1 dollar =

Two half dollars equal 1 dollar =

Two nickels equal what coin? =

Two half dollars equal what? =

Four quarters equal what? =

Five pennies equal what coin? =

Ten dimes equal what? =

Five nickels are equal to what coin? =

Two dimes and a nickel are equal to what coin? =

Five dimes are equal to what coin? =

One dime and three nickels are equal to what coin? =

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