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The Cash Quiz A Money Counting Game Brought to You by the Students in Mrs. Your Name Your Grade Class. next

The Cash Quiz This game is designed to help students build their money counting skills. Each student was required to develop a cash counting problem for submission to a class game. You must press on the correct answer to advance to the next question. next

Match the name to the coin penny cent 1¢

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Match another name to coin dime ten cents 10 ¢

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Solve the problem Little Johnny wants to buy a present for his mother. Which present can be buy for her if he has three quarters, one dime and two nickels? $1.25 $1.87 $0.89

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How much do you need? 37 cents or $0.37

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Find the equal value Click on the amount to the left, that equals the value of the coin above.

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How much do you need 89¢ or $0.89

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The End - Cha Ching! Press escape (Esc) to end

You can make your own! quarter dime nickel penny Students can make their own coins using the auto shapes. They can draw one of each and then copy and paste the number that they would like. The fill tool can be used to make the colors look more realistic. 25 cents This format may help children who rely on the numeric value to count coins.