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This document discusses counting pennies and nickels. It teaches that a penny is worth 1 cent and should be counted as 1 tally, while a nickel is worth 5 cents and should be counted as 5 tallies. It emphasizes the importance of knowing how to count coins by their values and in groups of five. Several coin counting problems are provided as examples and a challenge, with the goal of helping students learn how to count coins by denomination and in ascending order.
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- 1. What's In Your Piggy Bank? The Penny & The Nickel
- 2. After this lesson I will count nickels and pennies together. Objective
- 3. The Penny Count me like 1 tally! I am 1 cent!
- 4. The Nickel Count me like 5 tallies! I am 5 cents!
- 5. Think, Pair, Share Why do we need to know how to count pennies and nickels? Why do we need to know how to count by fives?
- 6. 5 5
- 7. 5 6 6
- 8. 5 10 10
- 9. 5 10 11 11
- 10. 5 10 15 15
- 11. 5 10 15 16 16
- 12. 5 10 15 20 20
- 13. 5 10 15 20 21 21
- 14. Hint: Remember to count me first! Challenge
- 15. Challenge
- 16. Ah! That’s better! 5 6 7 8 8
- 17. Hooray! Now it’s time for a game!