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Touch Money Jane Hancock

Remember that the penny Memorize where the points are on each coin. For each point skip count by 5s. Remember that the penny does not have a Touch Point just count on by 1s.

Practice skip counting by 5. 5 10 15 20 25 30 35 40 45 50 55 60 65 70 75 80 85 90 95 100

A penny has no touch points. Count pennies last. Count on by 1s. Penny = 1 cent 1¢ $0.01 A penny has no touch points. Count pennies last. Count on by 1s.

A nickel has 1 Touch Point. Nickel = 5 cents 5¢ $0.05 A nickel has 1 Touch Point.

Dime = 10 cents 10¢ $0.10 A dime has 2 Touch Points.

A quarter has 5 Touch Points. quarter = 25 cents 25¢ $0.25 A quarter has 5 Touch Points.

Practice 18¢

Practice 39¢

Practice 47¢