The document provides information about different US coins, including the penny (worth 1 cent with Abraham Lincoln on front), nickel (worth 5 cents with Thomas Jefferson on front), dime (worth 10 cents with Franklin Roosevelt on front), and quarter (worth 25 cents with George Washington on front). It includes pictures and details of each coin, examples of calculating totals with different coin combinations, and interactive exercises for the reader to practice calculating coin values.

2. I decided to
You know…
Hi, I’m
take the day
From the
COINS!
Mr. and teach
off Monopoly
you game!
all about…

3. Penny
• A penny is worth one cent
• On the front is a picture of our 16th
president of the United States Abraham
Lincoln.
• On the back is a picture Lincoln Memorial
The penny!
First up…

4. Nickel
• A nickel is worth five cents
• On the front is a picture of our 3rd
president of the United States Thomas
Jefferson.
• On the back is a picture of the
Monticello (Jefferson’s House).
Let’s see…
Oh yeah The
What's
nickel!
next?

5. Dime
• A dime is worth ten cents.
• On the Front is a picture of our 32nd
president of the United States Franklin
Delano Roosevelt.
• On the back is a picture of a torch with
an olive and oak branch.
Thenext…
Up dime!

6. Quarter
• A quarter is worth twenty-five cents
• On the front is a picture of our 1st
president of the United States George
Washington.
• On the back is a picture of the
presidential coat of arms .
Last but not
The quarter!
least…

7. How much How much How much10+25+25+25+1=
10+1+10+5=
money do I 1+10+1+1+25= money do I money do I
have? have? have?
Now that we
know how much
Lets add them!
each coin is
worth…
Answer? 38 cents Answer? 26 cents Answer? 86 cents

8. Now you try!
28 cents
17 cents
36 cents
How many coins
Click on the
are in the piggy
correct answer
bank?

9. You can do it!
Click the
arrow

10. Great job!
Click the
arrow

11. Try another…
61 cents
50 cents
48 cents
Click on the
correct answer

12. Try Again…
You can do it!
Click the
arrow

13. Right!
Great job!
Click the
arrow

14. Last one
27 cents
42 cents
88 cents
Click on the
correct answer

15. You can do it!
Click the arrow

16. Great job!

17. Coin Review
Penny=One cent
Nickel= Five cents
Dime= Ten cents That’s all for
now!
Quarter= Twenty-five cents

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Web. 1 Nov 2009.
<http://coins.thefuntimesguide.com/2008/10/us_quarters.php>.
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