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Counting Currency

Counting Currency. For Special Education K-12. Next Slide. Main Menu.

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Counting Currency

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  1. Counting Currency For Special Education K-12 Next Slide

  2. Main Menu The objective of this Power Point is to teach your student how to count currency, mainly coins. It is a simple process and all you need to do is follow the arrows and read the instructions, then allow the student to do the rest. Press the “next page” button when you are ready to get started. This will be your home button, and will take you to this page if you ever need it. This button will be your return or back button This button will be your next page button.

  3. Counting Currency Sections Here you can select a section you would wish to start with, or just go through each section starting with section #1. Section #1- Amounts of Coins and Bills Section #2- Writing Money Section #3- Mixing it all up

  4. Money Values

  5. Penny This is a penny. A penny= 1 cent

  6. Nickel This is a nickel. A nickel= 5 cents.

  7. Dime This is a dime. A dime= 10 cents.

  8. Quarter This is a quarter. A quarter= 25 cents.

  9. Dollar Bill This is a dollar bill. A dollar bill= 1 dollar or 100 cents.

  10. Five Dollar Bill This is a five dollar bill. A five dollar bill= 5 dollars or 500 cents.

  11. Ten Dollar Bill This is a ten dollar bill. A ten dollar bill= 10 dollars or 10,000 cents.

  12. Quiz 1 Give the value to each of these coins. The answers are on the next slide.

  13. Answers 1 cent 25 cents 10 cents

  14. Writing Currency 1 1 Penny can be written as: 1¢ -or- 1 cent -or- $0.01

  15. Writing Currency 2 1 dollar can be written as: $1 -or- $1.00

  16. Writing Currency 3 Adding cents to a dollar is as simple as this: 1 dollar + 53 cents = $1.53 -and- 2 dollars + 44 cents = $2.44

  17. Writing Currency 4 Here are some other examples: 5 dollars + 87 cents = $5.87 7 dollars + 31 cents = $7.31

  18. Quiz 2 Answer the following questions. How would you write: 2 dollars + 33 cents = 1 dollar + 48 cents = 9 dollars + 99 cents =

  19. Quiz 2 Answers 2 dollars + 33 cents = $2.33 1 dollar + 48 cents = $1.48 9 dollars + 99 cents = $9.99

  20. Mixing it up 1 100 Pennies -or- 20 Nickels -or- 10 Dimes -or 4 Quarters =

  21. Mixing it up 2 = 36 cents

  22. Mixing it up 3 = 45 cents

  23. Mixing it up 4 = $1.36

  24. Mixing it up 5 = $1.98

  25. Quiz 3 If James has 3 quarters and 1 dime, and Jill has 6 nickels and 1 dime; who has more money?

  26. Answer James would have more money, because he has 85 cents compared to Jill’s 40 cents.

  27. Pre-Test (Parent Slide) The following section is the test. The goal is for your child to get at least 8 or 9 out of 10 right on it. I understand that every student is different and that some need more help than others, but the goal is to see what they can do on their own without help. Once your child thinks he’s got the answer, click anywhere on the slide for the correct answer.

  28. Test Part 1 How many pennies are in 1 dollar? 10 100 50

  29. Wrong Remember each penny = 1 cent. Please try again.

  30. Correct There is 100 pennies in 1 dollar.

  31. Test Part 2 How many dimes are in 1 dollar? 10 50 15

  32. Wrong Remember 1 dime = 10 cents. Please try again.

  33. Correct There are 10 dimes in 1 dollar.

  34. Test Part 3 How would you properly write 6 dollars and 37 cents? $37.6 $6.37 $8.37

  35. Wrong Make sure the dollars go first, then the cents. Please try again.

  36. Correct You would write that as: $6.37

  37. Test Part 4 How would you properly write 1 dollars and 12 cents? $1.12 $4.66 $12.10

  38. Wrong Make sure the dollars go first, then the cents. Please try again.

  39. Correct You would write that as: $1.12

  40. Test Part 5 How would you properly write 1 dollar and 53 cents? $5.31 $2.53 $1.53

  41. Wrong Make sure the dollars go first, then the cents. Please try again.

  42. Correct You would write that as: $1.53

  43. Test Part 6 36 cents How much money is shown here? 25 cents 77 cents

  44. Wrong A Penny = 1 cent A Nickel = 5 cents A Quarter = 25 cents Please try again.

  45. Correct Correct that would be 36 cents.

  46. Test Part 7 40 cents How much money is shown here? 30 cents 50 cents

  47. Wrong A Nickel = 5 cents A Dime = 10 cents A Quarter = 25 cents Please try again.

  48. Correct That would all equal 40 cents.

  49. Test Part 8 3 cents How much money is shown here? 29 cents 19 cents

  50. Wrong A Penny = 1 cent A Nickel = 5 cents A Dime = 10 cents Please try again.

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