Counting coins Teacher’s Notes Slides used as worksheet print outs rather than class presentation. Variations to quantity and appearance can be made easily.

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Counting coins Teacher’s Notes Slides used as worksheet print outs rather than class presentation. Variations to quantity and appearance can be made easily to extend students. This resource includes counting 5 cent, 10 cent, 1 dollar and 2 dollar coins. Sheets differ where students can either write the amount or cut and paste the amount from the bottom section of the page for those who need additional support. Copyright © Giant Steps Sydney Limited. Created by Trish Karedis. Reproduction and Use for Educational and Personal Purposes Permitted.

Name: ________________Date: _______ Counting by 5s 10c c c c c

Name: ________________Date: _______ Counting by 5s How much? 10c c c c c

Name: ________________Date: _______ Counting by 5s How much? 10c 30c 50c 25c 15c

Name: ________________Date: _______ Counting by 5s How much? 10c 20c 30c 45c 15c

Name: ________________Date: _______ Counting by 10s How much? 70c 20c 60c 40c 15c

Name: ________________Date: _______ Counting by 10s How much? 70c 80c 50c 30c 40c

Name: ________________Date: _______ Counting by 1s How much? $3 $11 $9 $8 $5

Name: ________________Date: _______ Counting by 1s How much? $10 $12 $9 $4 $5

Name: ________________Date: _______ Counting by 2s How much? $26 $24 $20 $8 $12

Name: ________________Date: _______ Counting by 2s How much? $16 $8 $6 $10 $22

Name: ________________Date: _______ Counting by ?s How much? 70c 80c 50c 30c 40c

Name: ________________Date: _______ Counting to 5s How much? 70c 80c 50c 30c 40c