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Let’s Learn About Money!

Let’s Learn About Money!. With Mrs. Munsell’s first grade class. Begin. Facts about money. Money is used to pay for various goods and services. Money usually takes the form of coins, banknotes, and bank balances. Many countries have their own currency, while some use a shared currency.

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Let’s Learn About Money!

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  1. Let’s Learn About Money! With Mrs. Munsell’s first grade class Begin

  2. Facts about money • Money is used to pay for various goods and services. • Money usually takes the form of coins, banknotes, and bank balances. • Many countries have their own currency, while some use a shared currency. • The currency most traded around the world is the United States dollar. • Money isn’t made out of paper, it’s actually made out of linen. Next

  3. Click on a coin or bill to learn more about it. Review Question One dollar bill Nickel Ten dollar bill Quarter Five dollar bill Dime Twenty dollar bill Penny

  4. The One Dollar Bill • The US one dollar bill is paper money worth one hundred US cents. • The front of the one dollar bill shows a picture of George Washington, the first president of the United States of America. • The back of the one dollar bill shows the word “one” flanked by two circles. • One dollar is written $1.00 Main Menu

  5. The Five Dollar Bill • The five dollar bill is paper money worth 500 US cents. • The front of the five dollar bill features the portrait of Abraham Lincoln, the 16th president of the United States of America. • The back of the five dollar bill shows the Lincoln Memorial. • Five dollars is written $5.00 Main Menu

  6. The Ten Dollar Bill • The ten dollar bill is paper money worth 1,000 US cents. • The front of the ten dollar bill contains the portrait of Alexander Hamilton, the founding father of the United States. • The back of the ten dollar bill features the United States Treasury. • Ten dollars is written $10.00 Main Menu

  7. The Twenty Dollar Bill • The twenty dollar bill is paper money worth 2,000 US cents. • The front of the twenty dollar bill features Andrew Jackson, the 7th president of the United States of America. • The back of the twenty dollar bill features the White House. • Twenty dollars is written $20.00 Main Menu

  8. The Quarter • The quarter is a US coin worth twenty five cents or $0.25 • Four quarters make one dollar. • The front of the coin features the profile of George Washington, the first president of the United States. • On the back of a quarter you will see the presidential coat of arms (an eagle with outstretched wings). • In 1999, the US Mint began producing a series of 50 state quarters. Main Menu

  9. The Dime • The dime is a US coin worth ten cents or $0.10 • On the front of a dime you will find a picture of Franklin D. Roosevelt, the 32nd president of the United States. • On the back you will find a picture of a torch representing Liberty. • A dime is the same as ten pennies. • Ten dimes is one dollar. Main Menu

  10. The Nickel • The nickel is a US coin worth five cents or $0.05 • On the front of a nickel you will find a picture of Thomas Jefferson. • On the back of a nickel you will find a picture of Jefferson’s house called Monticello. • A nickel is the same as five pennies. • 20 nickels equals one dollar. Main Menu

  11. The Penny • The penny is a US coin worth one cent or $0.01 • On the front of a penny you will see Abraham Lincoln. • On the back you will find a picture of the Lincoln Memorial. • 100 pennies equals one dollar. Main Menu

  12. Review Question This coin has a picture of a torch on the back. • Dime • Quarter • Nickel

  13. Correct! Great work! The dime has a picture of a torch on the back. ClicktoContinue

  14. The quarter has a picture of an eagle on the back. Good Try! Go Back and Try Again Back to Question

  15. The back of the nickel features a picture of Monticello, Thomas Jefferson’s house. Good Try! Go Back and Try Again Back to Question

  16. Congratulations! You have completed the lesson on money. Please click on the image below to return to the title slide:

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