"One-Up" Method

​Using the "One-Up" Method

​Learning Target:

​I can use the "one-up" method to determine the amount of money needed to make a purchase.

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$10

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$50

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$1

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$20

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$5

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$100

​Now let's practice counting $1 bills!

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What comes next?

• 8

• 4

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What comes next?

• 8

• 2

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How much does the corn cost?

• $2.45

• $3.18

​3.18

​3.18

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What is $3.18 rounded UP to the next dollar?

(What comes after 3?)​

• 4
• 2

​3.18

​4.00

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How much does the jump rope cost?

• $5.50

• $7.83

​5.50

​5.50

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What is $5.50 rounded UP to the next dollar?
(What comes after 5?)​

• 4

• 6

​5.50

​6.00

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How much do the swimming trunks cost?

• $7.89

• $4.68

​7.89

​7.89

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What is $7.89 rounded UP to the next dollar?

(what comes after 7?)​

• 8
• 6

​7.89

​8.00

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How much do the flowers cost?

• $6.34

• $9.99

​9.99

​9.99

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What is $9.99 rounded UP to the next dollar?

(What comes after 9?)​

• 5

• 10

​9.99

​10.00

​Great Job!