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Counting Money

Counting Money. By Lauren Dodson. Learning Objectives. After this lesson you will be able to identify a penny, a nickel, and a dime correctly. After this lesson you will also be able to give the correct value of a group of coins.

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Counting Money

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  1. Counting Money By Lauren Dodson

  2. Learning Objectives • After this lesson you will be able to identify a penny, a nickel, and a dime correctly. • After this lesson you will also be able to give the correct value of a group of coins. Curriculum Standard: 1.1.1.n.count the value of a set of coins up to fifty cents. NETS·S: 2. Use a variety of media and technology resources for directed and independent learning activities. (1, 3)

  3. Directions Use the buttons to move through the lesson and take a quiz. • To move to the next page use • To move back to the last page use • To go to the menu use • To take the quiz use • To come back to the directions page use

  4. Main Menu • Pennies • Nickels • Dimes • Counting sets of coins

  5. Penny This is a penny… • A penny is made of copper, so it is copper colored. • A penny is worth 1 cent. • This can also be written $0.01 or 1 .

  6. Counting Pennies • To count pennies, just count by ones. 1 … 2 … 3 … So this value would be 3 .

  7. Nickel This is a nickel… • A nickel is silver and it is larger than a penny. • A nickel is worth 5 cents. • This can also be written $0.05 or 5 .

  8. Counting Nickels • To count nickels, just count by fives. 5 … 10 … 15 … 20 • So this value would be 20 .

  9. Dime This is a dime… • A dime is silver and it is smaller than a penny and a nickel. • A dime is worth 10 cents. • This can also be written $0.10 or 10 .

  10. Counting Dimes • To count dimes, just count by tens. 10 … 20 … 30 • So this value would be 30 .

  11. Counting a group of coins… • When you have a group of coins, start counting the largest valued coins first. So count dimes, nickels, then pennies…

  12. Practice • To count these coins, start with the dime, then the nickel, and then the penny. So this value would be 16 . 10 … 15 … 16

  13. Let’s practice one more time… • This value would be… 10 , 20 , 25 , 26 , 27 … 27 .

  14. So we have learned… • …to identify and count pennies, nickels, and dimes. • …to count of group of coins with different values. Are you ready to take the quiz? Yes, take the quiz. No, go back to the lesson.

  15. QuizRead the question and all of the answers before you choose your answer. What is the value of three nickels? • 3 • 15 • 30 • None of these

  16. QuizRead the question and all of the answers before you choose your answer. Which is the correct way to write the value of a penny? • 10 • $0.001 • $0.01 • $0.1

  17. QuizRead the question and all of the answers before you choose your answer. What is the value of this group of coins? • 5 • 25 • 22 • 27

  18. QuizRead the question and all of the answers before you choose your answer. What is the value of this group of coins? • 26 • 20 • 40 • 16

  19. Resources • Information from… McGraw-Hill 1st Grade Math Book • Images from… Microsoft Office Clip Art Discovery School Clip Art

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