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2.GM.12:

Count collections of mixed coins and solve real-world problems involving quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies within 99¢ and whole dollar amounts.

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When counting coins I want you to utilize our number line. Use our coin value reference sheet to know which coins represent what numbers. Start on the highest value coin that you have, and count up from there. The picture above is a great example of what your paper should look like. Remember that 100 cents are equal to one dollar.

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This video is a great resource for students who need extra help

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Take out a blank piece of paper and for the next 10 minutes work with your table partners on our handout. Please use our number line method. If it will help you, feel free to draw the coins on your paper. 

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Take out a blank piece of paper and for the next 10 minutes work with your table partners on our handout. Please use our number line method. If it will help you, feel free to draw the coins on your paper. 