Numbers

 

Look at the coins.  Do you remember what each one is worth?
Say them to yourself.

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1 cent
 
PENNY
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5 cents
 
NICKEL
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10 cents
 
DIME
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25 cents
 
QUARTER

 

Another coin that you may see is called a half dollar.  It is worth 50 cents.  That is the same as 50 pennies or 2 quarters.

 

50 cents

HALF DOLLAR

  

Look at the picture of the dollar bill below. 

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One Dollar

 

We write one dollar like this $1.00.   It is the same as 100 pennies.

This symbol $ is called a dollar sign.  The numbers to the right of the decimal point (the dot) are the cents.

 

For example $2.55 is 2 dollars and 55 cents.

$4.25 is 4 dollars and twenty-five cents.

 

You can write amounts of money using the cents sign or the dollar sign.

cents ¢

dollars $

$0.75 = 75¢

$0.35 = 35¢

 

Practice writing the amounts of money using the cents sign and dollar sign.

Fill in the boxes.

 

one dollar and sixteen cents $0.13 = ¢
five dollars and fifteen cents $0.47 = ¢
two dollars and thirty-five cents $0.59 = ¢
three dollars and thirty cents $0.75 = ¢
four dollars and forty-two cents $0.99 = ¢

 

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¢

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¢

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¢

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¢

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¢

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