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Understanding Money: Coins, Bills, and Basic Math Skills

Dive into the world of money with "Dollars and Cents". Learn to identify coins like pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters, and understand their values through engaging activities. Practice counting coins, compare their values, and explore simple math problems involving money. Activities include buying items with coins and practicing plural nouns relevant to currency. This resource is perfect for young learners to develop essential financial literacy skills while enhancing their grammar and vocabulary in a fun and interactive way.

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Understanding Money: Coins, Bills, and Basic Math Skills

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  1. Building Background Dollars and Cents Connect each coin to its name. penny 1 C nickel 5 C dime 10 C quarter 25C Can you buy it? Count your coins and circle Yes or No. 35C ___ C Yes No 98C ___ C Yes No 17C ___ C Yes No Look at these bills. How much is each worth? JIR-Dollars and Cents(JYBOOKS.COM)

  2. coins dimes dollar nickels JIR-Dollars and Cents(JYBOOKS.COM)

  3. pennies quarters coins dimes JIR-Dollars and Cents(JYBOOKS.COM)

  4. dollar nickels pennies quarters JIR-Dollars and Cents(JYBOOKS.COM)

  5. Grammar Dollars and Cents Singular & Plural Nouns (명사의 단수형과 복수형) Grammar • To make plural nouns, add s or es. • For most nouns – add s. • clocks boats fingers • For nouns ending in s, sh, ch, x, or z – add es. • peaches watches foxes JIR : Dollars and Cents Evan Moor, Grammar & Punctuation 3 (rule 6) Practice 1 Practice 2 (JIR p 4,6,8,12) a baseball a balloon a cookie a jump rope a kite pennies nickels dimes quarters cents For nouns ending in a consonant followed by y – change y to i and add es. babies cherries berries JIR-Dollars and Cents(JYBOOKS.COM)

  6. Vocabulary Dollars and Cents Crossword Puzzles 4 6 5 1 2 3 Across • 4 ____________ is equal to 1 dollar. • 20 ____________ is equal to 1 dollar. • __________ are used as money with bills. • 1 _________ is equal to 100 cents. • 10 _____________ is equal to 10 cents. • 10 ____________ is equal to 1 dollar. Down JIR-Dollars and Cents(JYBOOKS.COM)

  7. Money Dollars and Cents Cut out each coin and dollar and use them. JIR-Dollars and Cents(JYBOOKS.COM)

  8. Before Writing 1 Dollars and Cents Shopping with Coins pencils 5 quarters JIR-Dollars and Cents(JYBOOKS.COM)

  9. Before Writing 2 Dollars and Cents Name : _________________ Date : __________________ Title : Shopping with Coins How many coins do I need? I want to buy ____________pencils____________________ . I need to have ________five quarters_________________ . I want to buy _______________________________________ . I need to have ______________________________________ . I want to buy _______________________________________ . I need to have ______________________________________ . I want to buy _______________________________________ . I need to have ______________________________________ . What else can I buy with my coins? JIR-Dollars and Cents(JYBOOKS.COM)

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