Begin at 5. Count by 5s to 100. Begin at 30. Count by 10s to 150. Begin at 25. Count by 25s to 200. Begin at 50. Count by 5s. Begin at 140. Count by 10s. Begin at 100. Count by 25s. Begin at 115. Count by 5s. Begin at 153. Count by 10s. Begin at 175. Count by 25s.

Math Message Take 10 pennies, 6 nickels, 6 dimes, 4 quarters and 2 dollars from your tool kit money. How much money is that? $4.00 What strategies did you use to find the total amount of $4.00. One way is to count from greatest to smallest. Another is to make exchanges. For example, ten pennies equals a dime.

Table of Equivalencies 1 Nickel = 5 Pennies 1 Dime = 10 Pennies 1 Quarter = 25 Pennies $1 = 100 Pennies Unit Money $ and Cent

How much is a nickel worth? 5 cents. How much is 2 nickels worth? 10 cents How much is a penny worth? 1 cent How much is 2 pennies worth? 2 cents How much is a dime worth? How much is 2 dimes worth? 20 cents How much is a quarter worth? 25 cents How much is 2 quarters worth? 50 cents How much is a dollar worth? 100 cents How much is 2 dollars worth? 200 cents

How many pennies would you trade for a nickel? 5 cents 1 Nickel=5 cents How many pennies would you trade for a dime? 10 pennies How many pennies would you trade for a quarter? 25 pennies For one dollar? 100 pennies For two dollars? 200 pennies

How many nickels would you trade for a dime? For a quarter? 5 nickels For a dollar? 20 nickels How many dimes would you trade for a dollar? 10 dimes

Buy things with the Farmer! Let’s Practice Counting with Coins!! Let’s Practice Counting Money! Practice Counting Money Counting Money More Which one do you want to buy?

Math Journal Page 56 and 57 with a partner Math Boxes page 58 individually Digit Game