Identifying and counting money

1. Introduction to money Identifying and counting money

3. Nickel = 5 cents

4. Dime = 10 cents

5. Quarter = 25 cents

7. Five pennies = 5 cents

8. So, one nickel = five pennies

9. One dime = 10 cents

10. Ten pennies = 10 cents

12. Two nickels = 10 cents

13. So, one dime = two nickels

14. One quarter = 25 cents

15. Five nickels = 25 cents

19. Start with the highest valued coin.

20. 1 quarter = 25 cents

21. We have 25, we need 25 more cents

22. 2 dimes = 20 cents

23. We have 45, we need 5 more cents

24. 1 nickel = 5 cents

26. Start with the highest valued coin.

27. 2 quarters = 50 cents

28. We have 50, we need 25 more cents

29. 2 dimes = 20 cents

30. We have 70, we need 5 more cents

31. 1 nickel = 5 cents

33. 2 quarters = 50 cents

34. We have 50, we need 50 more cents

35. 3 dimes = 30 cents

36. We have 80, we need 20 more cents

37. 3 nickels = 15 cents

38. We have 95, we need 5 more cents

39. 5 pennies = 5 cents100 cents

40. Another name for 100 cents? One dollar So, we have two types of money Coins Dollar Bills Coins are represented by “¢” Dollar bills are represented by “$”

42. They are named by their amount.Here are a few dollar bills: Using a one dollar bill is easier than using 100 coins Using a five dollar bill is easier than using 500 coins Using a ten dollar bill is easier than using 1,000 coins

43. More types of dollar bills Here are some higher valued dollar bills:

45. Twenty 1 dollar bills will make 20 dollarsMaking twenty dollars

48. The easiest way to make fifty dollars is with the highest valued bill.Making fifty dollars = 50 dollars +

50. Next, we will learn how to add and subtract coins and dollar billsCongratulations!