In your math journal calculate the value of Andy's Coins.

​Let's find the value of Dana's money using the

money PVC.

Mr. Jones wants to buy a candy bar that costs 0.44 cents, he has two nickels, one quarter, and one dime. Does he have enough money? Discuss with a partner.

• Yes, he does have enough money.

• No, he needs _____ more.

Yes!

Mr. Jones does have enough money. We know this because 2 nickels = 10 cents. 1 quarter = 25 cents. 1 dime = 10 cents.

10+25+10= 45 cents. Mr. Jones will have one penny left over.

4 $20 Bills

$20 + $20 + $20 + $20 or $20 x 4= $80

First let's look at a skip counting chart

Notice that the chart has 5 boxes. Each box is equal to that number of $20 bills. Therefore, for 3 $20 bills you would count 3 spaces and see that box 3 has 60 so 3 $20 bills=$60

​There is a lot of information on a one-dollar bill that will help you to identify it. See if you can find the following items in the picture.

• The number "1" in all the corners.

• The words "One Dollar" at the bottom.

• The Large "ONE" on back of the dollar.​

​There is a lot of information on a five-dollar bill that will help you to identify it. See if you can find the following items in the picture.

• The number "5" or word "FIVE" in all the corners.

• The words "Five Dollars" at the bottom.

• The Large "Five" on front of the bill.​

​There is a lot of information on a ten-dollar bill that will help you to identify it. See if you can find the following items in the picture.

• The number "10" in all the corners.

• The words "Ten Dollars" at the bottom of the front and back.

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​There is a lot of information on a twenty-dollar bill that will help you to identify it. See if you can find the following items in the picture.

• The number "20" in all the corners.

• The words "Twenty Dollars" at the bottom of the front and back.

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​There is a lot of information on a Fifty-dollar bill that will help you to identify it. See if you can find the following items in the picture.

• The number "50" in all the corners.

• The words "Fifty Dollars" at the bottom of the front and back.

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​There is a lot of information on a one-hundred-dollar bill that will help you to identify it. See if you can find the following items in the picture.

• The number "100 in all the corners.

• The words "One Hundred Dollars" at the bottom of the front and back.

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