Counting Quarters and Dimes

3 Quarters ___ 6 Dimes

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CCSS.4.MD.A.2

Total Amount of Money of the following:

2 $1 bills

5 Quarters

2 Dimes

1 Nickel

6 Pennies

• $3.09

• $4.56

• $3.56

• $4.32

If I want to have $4.23 but I only have TWO $1 bills and coins. What should I do?
(please use paper to write work, only 1 correct answer)

• Use:

  Two $1 Bills

  10 Quarters

  6 Dimes

  3 Pennies

• Use:

  Two $1 Bills

  8 Quarters

  1 Dime

  2 Nickels

  3 Pennies

• Use:

  Two $1 Bills

  6 Quarters

  2 Dimes

  1 Nickel

  3 Pennies

• Use:

  Two $1 Bills

  5 Quarters

  3 Dimes

  3 Pennies

• 1 dollar 55 cents
• 1 dollar 25 cents
• 1 dollar 35 cents
• 1 dollar 45 cents

How much is this?

• $ .80

• $ .70

• $ 1.00

• $ .60

How much is this?

• $ .40

• $ .20

• $ .30

• $ .50

How much money do I have in this set of coins?

• $.61

• $.71

• $.17

• $.67

Which is a correct way to show $.65?

• 2 quarters, 3 nickels, 1 penny

• 2 quarters, 2 dimes

• 3 quarters

• 2 quarters, 1 dime, 5 pennies

If I have 2 quarters, 3 dimes, and 1 penny, do I have enough to buy a snack that costs $.85?

• Yes

• No

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CCSS.4.MD.A.2

How much is this worth?

• 8 cents

• 12 cents

• 3 cents

• 21 cents