Dollars and Cents By: Mrs. Moore. Learning Target I will use a decimal and dollar sign to show money amounts.

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Dollars and Cents By: Mrs. Moore

Learning Target I will use a decimal and dollar sign to show money amounts.

How much? How much money does Sandy have in her wallet?

Let’s count together… In Sandy’s wallet we saw: That is 3 quarters which equals 75 cents. Plus 2 dimes which equals 20 cents, plus 2 nickels which equals 10 cents. Altogether that is $1.05

Count the money and write the amount in dollars and cents. Write down your answer on your white boards:

Check your answer You should have written $1.60

Now you draw on your white boards the answer to this: The amount of money you would need to equal baseballs that cost $4.57. Draw dollar bills and coins to show $4.57.

Count the money how much is it?

Check your answer: You should have written on your white board $1.30

Great job again with money!!