The Importance of Counting Coins. Coins in everyday life  How important is being able to count coins?  What are coins used for?  When and how often.

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The Importance of Counting Coins

Coins in everyday life  How important is being able to count coins?  What are coins used for?  When and how often do we use coins outside of the classroom?  Can we buy things with only coins if we don’t have any cash?  If you save 1 quarter every day for 1 full year how much money would you end up with?

The Penny 1 Cent 

The Nickel 5 Cents

The Dime 10 Cents

The Quarter 25 Cents

How much is this set of coins worth? =?

What can you buy for 33 Cents?  Each piece of Gum costs 15 cents. How many pieces of gum can you buy with the amount of money you have?