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C H A PTE
19 R Money
Worksheet 1 Penny, Nickel, and Dime
Name each coin.
1. 2.
3. 4.
Count the pennies to find the price of each item.
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5.
6.
7.
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Fill in the blanks using these words.
Example
nickel dime penny
¢ means
cents!
These are the two faces of a .
A has a value of 10¢.
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These are the two faces of a .
A has a value of 1¢.
9.
These are the two faces of a .
A has a value of 5¢.
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Find the value of the group of coins.
Example
¢
Skip-count
by 5s. Then
count on in 1s.
10.
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¢
Skip-count by
11. 5s for nickels.
Skip-count by
10s for dimes.
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12.
13.
14.
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¢
Count on from
the coin with
the greatest
value.
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Exchange the given coins for a set of coins of equal value.
Draw pennies as 1¢ , nickels as 5¢ , and dimes as 10¢ .
Example
1¢ 1¢ 1¢ 1 nickel = 5¢
1 penny = 1¢
1¢ 1¢ So, 1 nickel = 5
pennies.
1 nickel
Exchange 1 nickel for pennies.
15.
1 dime
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Exchange 1 dime for pennies.
16.
1 dime
Exchange 1 dime for nickels.
17.
1 dime
Exchange 1 dime for nickel and pennies.
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Complete the table.
Draw coins to show
Coins Items the same value in
another way
Example
5¢ 1¢
18.
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Worksheet 2 Quarter
Fill in the blank.
1.
These are the two faces of a quarter.
A quarter has a value of ¢.
Fill in the blanks.
2.
1 can be exchanged for pennies.
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3.
1 can be exchanged for nickels.
4.
1 can be exchanged for nickels.
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Use pennies 1¢ , nickels 5¢ , dimes 10¢ , and
quarters 25¢ to pay for the bracelet.
Example
1 coin: 25¢
5. 3 coins: 10¢ 10¢
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6. 4 coins: 10¢
7. 5 coins:
8. 8 coins:
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Worksheet 3 Counting Money
Count on to find the value.
Example
Remember,
25¢ 35¢ 40¢ 41¢ 42¢ count on from
the coin of the
greatest value.
The coins have a value of ¢.
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1.
The coins have a value of ¢.
2.
The coins have a value of ¢.
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3.
The coins have a value of ¢.
4.
The coins have a value of ¢.
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Circle the coins you need to buy each item.
Example
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7.
6.
5.
Name:
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Complete the table.
Draw coins to
Coins Value show the value
in another way
Example
25¢ 10¢ 10¢
65¢
10¢ 5¢ 5¢
8.
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52¢
9.
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Worksheet 4 Adding and Subtracting
Money
Add.
Example
20¢ 5¢
20¢ + 5¢ =
1.
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50¢ 50¢
50¢ + 50¢ =
2.
12¢
12¢ + =
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3.
+ =
4.
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+ =
5.
35¢ +
+ =
6.
48¢ +
+ =
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These are some of the things sold at the school bookstore.
Solve.
Example
Sonia buys and .
+ =
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She spends .
7. Zachary buys and .
+ =
He spends .
8. Jenny buys and .
+ + =
She spends .
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Subtract.
Example
20¢ from 50¢
50¢ – =
9. 15¢ from 40¢
40¢ – =
10. 36¢ from 48¢
– =
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11. 27¢ from 59¢
– =
12. 12¢ from 3 quarters
– =
13. 53¢ from 4 dimes and 7 nickels
– =
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Subtract.
Example
8¢ from 1 dime = 10¢
2 dimes = 20¢
– =
14. 30¢ from
– =
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15. 19¢ from
– =
16. 42¢ from
– =
17. 55¢ from
– =
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Find the change.
Example
You pay with 20¢ for .
Change = –
=
18. You pay with 38¢ for .
Change = –
=
19. You pay with 70¢ for .
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Change = –
=
20. You pay with 2 quarters and 3 nickels for .
Change = –
=
21. You pay with 4 quarters for .
Change = –
=
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Solve.
Example
Rachel buys a pencil and a sharpener.
How much does she spend in all?
She spends in all.
22. Luke has 82¢.
He buys a toy bicycle.
How much money does Luke have left?
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Luke has left.
23. After buying a packet of stickers, Kelly has 11¢ left.
How much money did she have at first?
She had at first.
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24. Sam buys a pen.
Brad buys a ball.
How much less does Sam pay than Brad?
Sam pays less than Brad.
25. Sucre’s mother gives him four nickels and three quarters.
How much money does Sucre have in all?
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Sucre has in all.
26. Janice buys a stapler for 27¢.
She gives the cashier two dimes and two nickels.
How much change does Janice get?
Janice gets in change.
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