Solving Real World Money Problems

This lesson teaches how to solve real-world money problems by converting larger units to smaller units. It reviews the value of coins and addresses common misunderstandings about coin sizes and values. The lesson includes solving two problems: determining the smallest number of coins for $5.94 and verifying if the correct change was given in quarters. The lesson emphasizes using strategies like making tables to organize information and solve problems efficiently.

How many coins did Lewis use to make $5.94?

What change should Nick have received after his purchase?

Did Nick receive the correct amount of change from the cashier?