Counting and Writing Amounts of Money
Students will count collections of notes and coins and write amounts in dollars and cents notation.
Key Questions
- How do you count a mixed collection of notes and coins efficiently?
- What does the decimal point in a money amount represent?
- How would you write "three dollars and forty-five cents" in numerals?
MOE Syllabus Outcomes
Suggested Methodologies
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