Money

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• Money

Click the coins to start
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• Money is all around us.
• We use it every day.
• Together we are going to investigate money.
• Please follow the steps below.
• Task 1-Learning More About Money
• Task 2-Practice Counting Money

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Task 1Click on the questions below to learn more
about money.

• What is money?
• How do you get money?
• How do they make money?
• What does money look like?

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What is money?

• Money is a medium that can be exchanged for goods
  and services.

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How do you get money?

• We can earn money by working a job like a
  teacher, doctor, or librarian.
• You can earn money by doing chores such as
  cleaning your room or taking out the trash.
• We can get money as a gift for our birthday or
  Christmas.

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How do they make money?

• Click on the coin to read a story about how money
  is made.

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What does money look like?

Click on the coin to learn more.
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Penny

• This is a penny.
• A penny is worth 1 cent. (.01)

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Penny

• On the back of the penny is a picture of the
  Lincoln Memorial.

• This is a picture of
• The Lincoln Memorial. It is located in Washington
  D.C.

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Penny

• On the front of a penny is a picture of Abraham
  Lincoln. 

• This is a picture of Abraham Lincoln. He was the
  16th president of the United States. 

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Nickel

• This is a nickel. 
• A nickel is worth
• 5 cents. (.05) 

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Nickel

• On the front of the nickel is a picture of Thomas
  Jefferson.

• This is a picture of Thomas Jefferson. He was the
  3rd president of the United States.

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Nickel

• On the back of a nickel is a picture of Thomas
  Jeffersons home, Monticello.

• This is a picture Monticello. It was Thomas
  Jefferson's home. It is located just outside of
  Washington D. C.

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Quarter

• This is a quarter. 
• A quarter is worth 25 cents. (.25) 

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Quarter

• On the front of a quarter is a picture of George
  Washington.

• This is a picture of George Washington. He was
  the first president of the United States. 

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Quarter

• On the back of a quarter is a picture of a bald
  eagle.

• This is a picture of a bald eagle. The bald eagle
  is the symbol of the United States of America. 

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Dime

• This is a dime.
• A dime is worth 10 cents. (.10) 

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Dime

• On the front of the dime is a picture of Franklin
  D. Roosevelt.

• This is Franklin D Roosevelt. He was our 31st
  president.

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Task 2-Practice Counting Money

• Now that you have learned a little about money,
  lets practice counting money.
• Directions Count the coins, then click on the
  answer.

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Count the coins, then click on the answer.

• 3 cents
• 5 cents
• 1 cent

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Correct!
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Try Again
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Count the coins, then click on the answer.

• 4 cents
• 6 cents
• 1 cent

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Correct!
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Try Again
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Count the coins, then click on the answer.

• 10 cents
• 2 cents
• 6 cents

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Correct!
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Try Again
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Count the coins, then click on the answer.

• 7 cents
• 9 cents
• 5 cents

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Correct!
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Try Again
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Count the coins, then click on the answer.

• 8 cents
• 7 cents
• 9 cents

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Correct!
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Try Again
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Congratulations!

• You have worked very hard at learning about
  money. You have done a great job! See your
  teacher for your next assignment.

Resources
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Resources

• http//www.theteacherscorner.net/thematicunits/mon
  ey.htm
• www.dosity.com
• http//www.dositey.com/math/ls20/107/demomenu.htm
• http//www.dositey.com/math/money.htm
• http//www.usmint.gov/kids/cartoons/birthCoin/birt
  hOfACoinStorybook.pdf
• http//www.usmint.gov/kids/flashIndex.cfm
• http//school.discovery.com/lessonplans/programs/k
  idsandcash/
• http//education.yahoo.com/reference/dictionary/en
  try/money
• http//www.dositey.com/math/money.htm