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Key 100 = 100 points for your team 200 = 200 points for your team = All points lost for other team(s). Steal = Steal all points from 1 team 300 points from the other team .

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One quarter, one dime, one nickel, and one penny makes _____ . ¢ 300 ¢ 41 +

Which is the smallest sized coin you learn about today? 200 dime

If you buy candy that costs 10 cents but you pay with a quarter, what is your change? 300 - = 15 cents

What president is on the penny? 200 Abraham Lincoln

What president is on the nickel? 400 Thomas Jefferson

Eraser What can you buy with 3 dimes and 2 nickels? Pencil… 45 Cents Pen… 50 cents Eraser… 35 cents Paper… 99 cents 500 Eraser

What coin is worth 25 cents? 100 quarter.

What animal is on the back of the quarter? 400 (Bald) eagle

_________ a Snickers candy bar? You want to order a Snickers candy bar. What do you say to the clerk? 300 Can I get _________ a Snickers candy bar? CouId I get…?/ I’d like…

4 suckers How many suckers can you buy with 60 cents? Gum… 5 Cents Candy… 10 cents Sucker… 15 cents Chocolate… 25 cents 500 4 suckers

What is the money a customer gets back called? 200 change

Penny, nickel, dime and quarter Name 4 common American coins. 300 Penny, nickel, dime and quarter

Liberty In God We Trust E Pluribus Unum What are 3 US national mottos? 400 Liberty In God We Trust E Pluribus Unum

Which coin is a different color than the others? 100 Penny