The document discusses different coins used as currency in the United States, describing each coin's appearance, value, and famous person featured on it. It introduces quarters, pennies, half dollars, dimes, and nickels, providing clues about each coin's size, material, edges, and portrait to identify it, plus exercises asking the reader to determine the total value of groups of coins.

1. Money, Money, Money

2. DID YOU KNOW? Coins are used as a form of money Value is considered the total amount of money Money is used to buy things and comes in the form of dollars and coins in the United States.

3. NAME THAT COIN I am silver I have ridges I am larger than a nickel I have George Washington’s face on me I am worth 25 ¢ I AM A QUARTER

4. NAME THAT COIN I am copper I have smooth edges I have Abraham Lincoln’s face on me I am worth 1 ¢ I AM A PENNY

5. NAME THAT COIN I am large I am rare I have ridges I am silver I have John F. Kennedy’s face on me I am worth 50 ¢ I AM A HALF DOLLAR

6. NAME THAT COIN I am smaller than a penny I am silver I have smooth edges I feature Franklin Delano Roosevelt I am worth 10 ¢ I AM A DIME

7. NAME THAT COIN I have Thomas Jefferson’s face on me. I am silver with smooth edges I am worth 5 ¢ I AM A NICKEL

8. How much? 7 ¢

9. HOW MUCH? 35 ¢

10. HOW MUCH? 80 ¢

11. HOW MUCH? $1.00

12. HOW MUCH? $2.00