Money
Count US coins
Count pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters and optional half-dollars. Choose tokens or real coin images, six or nine problems, and totals in cents or dollars.
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Match US currency to names
Match $1, $2, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 to their English names. Choose labeled teaching tokens or real specimen banknote images.
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Read the value on each teaching token. Draw a line to the matching denomination name.
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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
Connect common US bill values with their written English denomination names.
Worked example
A labeled token shows $20. Which name matches it?
twenty-dollar bill
The dollar sign identifies the unit and 20 names the value, so it matches twenty dollars.
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- The original edition uses labeled teaching tokens. Choose the real-image edition to connect values with specimen note portraits and printed denominations; this is not a banknote-authentication lesson.
- This US-currency, English-first activity needs a separate catalog and reviewed names for another country or language.
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