Counting
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Complete sequences by equal jumps from 2 through 12. Choose three blanks for supported practice, or a compact challenge sheet with only three numbers given in each row.
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Custom US coin counting
Choose exact counts of pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters and optional half-dollars in nine rows. Print labeled tokens or real currency pictures.
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For each custom group, add the labeled coin values and write the total in cents.
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Real currency pictures
Connect the values to recognizable money
This separate edition uses photographs of selected U.S. coin designs or official specimen banknote fronts. Choose Real currency images in the customizer to make another set.
Learning objective
What this activity builds
Add the value of an explicitly chosen multiset of US coin teaching tokens.
Worked example
A custom row has 2 quarters, 3 dimes, and 1 penny. What is the total?
81¢
Two quarters are 50¢, three dimes are 30¢, and one penny is 1¢; 50 + 30 + 1 = 81.
Teaching notes
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- Design early rows with one denomination before mixing several.
- Each row accepts up to ten of each small coin and eight half-dollars. A blank half-dollar cell means zero; a completely empty collection has a total of zero. Choose real pictures when denomination recognition is part of the lesson.
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