59 Slides • 33 Questions

Counting Coins

2

Learning Targets:

I can match coins to their names and values.

I can count by 1s, 5s, 10s, and 25s to find the total value of a group of like coins.

3

Multiple Choice

1

nickel

2

penny

4

nickel

5

Multiple Choice

1

quarter

2

dime

6

quarter

7

Multiple Choice

1

penny

2

dime

8

penny

9

Multiple Choice

1

dime

2

quarter

10

dime

11

Multiple Choice

nickel

1

5¢

2

25¢

12

5 ¢

13

Multiple Choice

quarter

1

1¢

2

25¢

14

25 ¢

15

Multiple Choice

penny

1

1¢

2

5¢

16

1 ¢

17

Multiple Choice

dime

1

10¢

2

25¢

18

10 ¢

19

Let's practice counting pennies!

20

21

22

23

Multiple Choice

What comes next?

1

4

2

1

24

25

26

Multiple Choice

What comes next?

1

2

6

27

28

29

30

Multiple Choice

What comes next?

1

9

2

3

31

32

33

Multiple Choice

How much?

1

5¢

2

3¢

34

Multiple Choice

How much?

1

8¢

2

3¢

35

Multiple Choice

How much?

1

7¢

2

2¢

36

Let's practice counting nickels!

37

38

39

40

Multiple Choice

What comes next?

1

20

2

6

41

42

43

44

Multiple Choice

What comes next?

1

7

2

35

45

46

47

48

Multiple Choice

What comes next?

1

4

2

50

49

50

51

52

Multiple Choice

What comes next?

1

65

2

8

53

54

55

56

Multiple Choice

What comes next?

1

2

80

57

58

59

60

Multiple Choice

What comes next?

1

95

2

3

61

62

63

Multiple Choice

How much?

1

5¢

2

15¢

64

Multiple Choice

How much?

1

5¢

2

25¢

65

Multiple Choice

How much?

1

10¢

2

25¢

66

Let's practice counting dimes!

67

68

69

Multiple Choice

What comes next?

1

9

2

30

70

71

72

Multiple Choice

What comes next?

1

7

2

50

73

74

75

Multiple Choice

What comes next?

1

8

2

70

76

77

78

79

Multiple Choice

What comes next?

1

100

2

3

80

81

Multiple Choice

How much?

1

8¢

2

40¢

82

Multiple Choice

How much?

1

70¢

2

30¢

83

Multiple Choice

How much?

1

20¢

2

5¢

84

Let's practice counting quarters!

85

86

Multiple Choice

What comes next?

1

3

2

50

87

88

Multiple Choice

What comes next?

1

75

2

6

89

90

Multiple Choice

What comes next?

1

7

2

100

91

92

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Counting Coins

Counting Coins

Learning Targets:​

​nickel

​quarter

​penny

​dime

​5 ¢

​25 ¢

​1 ¢

10 ¢

Let's practice counting pennies!​

Let's practice counting nickels!​

Let's practice counting dimes!​

Let's practice counting quarters!​

Great Job!​

Counting Coins

Similar Resources on Wayground

Popular Resources on Wayground

Discover more resources for Special Education

Learning Targets:

nickel

quarter

penny

dime

5 ¢

25 ¢

1 ¢

Let's practice counting pennies!

Let's practice counting nickels!

Let's practice counting dimes!

Let's practice counting quarters!

Great Job!