Remember: Count the coins worth the most first, then count on. A penny is 1¢, a nickel 5¢, a dime 10¢, a quarter 25¢, a dollar 100¢.
Count the money
Count the coins worth the most first, then count on.
1
Pip has 2 quarters. Lee has 3 dimes. How many cents do they have together?
2
Which purse has the most money?
ABC
3
Count the coins. How many cents? ¢
4
Pip has these coins and finds 1 more quarter. How many cents does Pip have now? ¢
5
Pip can pay exactly 65¢ with these coins.
TrueFalse
6
How much money is this? Write it like $1.05:
7
How much money is this? Write it like $12.05:
8
Which is worth more, 2 quarters and a dime, or 6 nickels?
2 quarters and a dime6 nickels
9
A dollar is 100¢. Pip has 3 quarters and 1 dime. How many cents more make a dollar?
10
These coins make exactly a dollar.
TrueFalse
11
Join each amount to the coins that make it.
130¢
235¢
360¢
Aa quarter and a dime
Ba quarter and a nickel
C2 quarters and a dime
12
2 quarters are worth the same as 5 .
penniesnickelsdimes
13
Draw coins to make 55¢. Use as few coins as you can.
14
Tell how you count 2 quarters, 2 dimes and 3 pennies.
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