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Making Change

Five pennies trade a nickel.. Two nickels trade a dime.. Two dimes and a nickel trade a quarter every time.. 4 quarters trade a dollar, and that is quite a lot.. A dollar in my pocket is exactly what I've got!

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Making Change

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    1. Making Change Learn this song and counting money can be easy! I teach this song to my second graders to help them learn how to trade equal amounts of coins. If I use this presentation and then leave it playing during math class I think it would be very effective. After the children learn the song I would like to record their voices to add to the presentation. I could also email it home or make copies for students to practice with at home.I teach this song to my second graders to help them learn how to trade equal amounts of coins. If I use this presentation and then leave it playing during math class I think it would be very effective. After the children learn the song I would like to record their voices to add to the presentation. I could also email it home or make copies for students to practice with at home.

    2. Five pennies trade a nickel. The song is sung to the tune of “Miss Suzy.” Students will use plastic coins while we sing the song. Put hand over 5 pennies and then over the nickel.The song is sung to the tune of “Miss Suzy.” Students will use plastic coins while we sing the song. Put hand over 5 pennies and then over the nickel.

    3. Two nickels trade a dime. Put hand over the 2 nickels and then the dime.Put hand over the 2 nickels and then the dime.

    4. Two dimes and a nickel trade a quarter every time. Put hand over 2 dimes and a nickel and then the quarter.Put hand over 2 dimes and a nickel and then the quarter.

    5. 4 quarters trade a dollar, and that is quite a lot. Put hand over quarters and then the dollar.Put hand over quarters and then the dollar.

    6. A dollar in my pocket is exactly what I’ve got!

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