
Money
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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Print educational specimen fronts of one banknote denomination for classroom grouping, exchanges and role-play.
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Choose a banknote denomination and cut apart the one-sided educational representations with adult support. Use the pieces for the teacher’s activity. The sheet is an unscored reference, and the specimen images are reduced teaching copies rather than money.
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Use paper note representations to reason about equal values and repeated whole-dollar amounts.
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4 pieces.
Counting the value gives 5, 10, 15 and 20 dollars. Four is the number of pieces, while 20 dollars is the value they represent. Keep those two quantities separate when describing the exchange.
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