$0.50 * Count the coins and bills in each box. Double click on the stars in each blue box and type the amount using the proper form. Name: * Teacher:

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$0.50 ***** Count the coins and bills in each box. Double click on the stars in each blue box and type the amount using the proper form. Name: ***** Teacher: *****

Popcorn$0.75Hot Dog$1.40Gatorade$1.35 Candy$0.75Nachos$1.10Bottled Water $0.85 Pizza$1.20Burrito$1.15Chips$0.50 Soda Pop$0.80Fruit$0.25Brownie$0.55 Fred ordered a Popcorn. Copy and paste the coins/bills in the blue box to show the proper amount for the popcorn. Show another way for the amount in the red box. Edna bought a slice of pizza and a soda pop. In the blue box copy and paste the proper money she needs for the pizza. In the red box copy and paste the money needed for the soda. Hector bought a Gatorade. In the blue box copy and paste the proper money for the Gatorade. In the red box show another way for the same amount. Addie spent $2.25 at the snack bar. In the blue box show the amount using the least bills and coins. In the red box show the amount in coins only. Count the money in both the blue and red box. In the purple box type the total amount of the two boxes. ******* Name: ***** Teacher: *****

$0.50 $0.24 $0.72 $0.38 $0.89 $1.18 $3.77 $2.95 $1.39 $7.43 $2.48$0.43 $6.04$0.66 Copy and paste the coins and/or bills needed for each amount. Name: ***** Teacher: *****

Paid: $5.00 Copy and paste the coins and/or bills needed to count back the change.. Cost: $2.49 Paid: $1.00 Copy and paste the coins and/or bills needed to count back the change.. Cost: $0.45 Paid: $2.00 Copy and paste the coins and/or bills needed to count back the change.. Cost: $1.66Paid: $5.00 Copy and paste the coins and/or bills needed to count back the change.. Cost: $3.22Paid: $1.00 Copy and paste the coins and/or bills needed to count back the change.. Cost: $0.18 Name: ***** Teacher: *****