Write Money Amounts
Twelve amounts to write two ways: “three dollars and forty cents” becomes $3.40, and $5.07 becomes words.
Meet the half dollar (50¢) and the dollar coin ($1), then count six groups of coins up to $3.
“Look at the coin key. Count the coins, biggest first. Write the total with a $.”
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Most kids have never seen these coins. Bring one in or show a photo.
Counting every coin as one cent or as the same value. Sort by coin first.
Ask kids to count the coins in a jar at home with a grown-up.
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Twelve amounts to write two ways: “three dollars and forty cents” becomes $3.40, and $5.07 becomes words.
Eight pairs of price tags. Kids add the two prices to find what both things cost together.
Ten things to buy with a $5, $10 or $20 bill. Kids subtract or count up to find the change.
Twenty prices to round to the nearest dollar, then four shopping lists to estimate with the rounded prices.
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