1. Money:Coins and BillsIntroduction & Directions LessonsMoneyCoins Bills Game! Adding Bills andCoinsUsing Money inEveryday Life

2. IntroductionGrade Level: Late Middle School-Early High SchoolObjectives: Allow students to interact with money giving them practiceunderstanding and adding coins with bills before putting it to use in a real lifeenvironment . This allows students to identify bills and coins and practice addingthem together to increase their understanding of the value of money.DirectionsMoney: Coins and Bills is an interactive classroom activity which is designedfor the student(s) to participate either in a group or individually. The first partof the activity is designed to teach the students the value of coins and bills,ranging from pennies to 10 (ten) dollar bills.Click to go HomeClick the arrows to move on 3. CoinsAll coins have two sides: heads and tailsCoins come in different shapes and colorsThey all have different valuesAll coins can be added to equal a dollarHomeBegin Lesson 4. Penny The smallest value coinPennies are copper coloredThere are 100 pennies in a dollarThey feature Abraham Lincoln on their faceHome Next 5. NickelThe second smallest coinNickels are silver in colorThere are 20 nickels in a dollarThey feature Thomas Jefferson on the face Home Next 6. Dimes The third highest valueDimes are silver in colorThere are 10 dimes in a dollarThey feature Franklin D. Roosevelt on the face HomeNext 7. QuartersThe largest value coinQuarters are silver in colorThere are 4 quarters in a dollarThey feature George Washington on thefaceHomeNext 8. BillsAll bills are green in colorRectangle in shapeRange in Value from 1 to 100We will only cover two billsAll Bills have different valuesDollars are often represented by the $ signHomeMove on 9. Dollar BillThe Smallest Valued BillThe Dollar Bill features George Washington on the faceIt is the most common of all US currencyThe dollar has the number one 1 in all four corners HomeMove on 10. Five-Dollar Bill The Second smallest billThe US Five-Dollar bill is the second lowest value billIt features Abraham Lincoln on the face and the LincolnMemorial on the backIt also has the number five 5 in all four cornersHomeNext 11. Click me toplay the game!Click me toReviewAgain!Click meto go Home 12. Find the Money!DirectionsClick on matching currency or numberBased off the question Start the Game 13. Which coin is the Quarter ($0.25)?? 14. Click to Move On! 15. Click me to Try Again!Need More Practice? Click to Review 16. Which is the Dollar Bill? 17. Next Question 18. Click me to Try Again!Need More Practice? Click to Review 19. Find the Dime ($0.10) 20. Next Question 21. Click meto tryAgain!Need More Practice? Click to Review 22. Which coin in the Nickel ($0.05?) 23. Click meto tryAgain!Need More Practice? Click to Review 24. Next Question 25. Click on the Penny ($0.01) 26. Next Question 27. Click meto tryAgain!Need More Practice? Click to Review 28. Which is the Five Dollar Bill? 29. ReturnHome 30. Click to end the Game! 31. Click meto tryAgain!Need More Practice? Click to Review 32. Picture Image Links Pennies:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/0/0c/2010_cent_obverse.png Nickels: http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/72/Jefferson-Nickel-Unc-Obv.jpg Dime:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/5/5c/2005_Dime_Rev_Unc_P.png Quarter: http://www.parkquarters.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/Park-Quarter-Obverse-Design.jpg Dollar Bill:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/7/7b/United_States_one_dollar_bill%2C_obverse.jpg Five Dollar Bill:http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/c/c5/New_five_dollar_bill.jpg **All other pictures from Microsoft Clip Art** 33. Sound Links Fireworks: http://soundfxnow.com/sound-fx/large-fireworks/ Wrong Answer: http://soundfxnow.com/sound-fx/the-price-is-right-loser/ Correct Answer: http://soundfxnow.com/sound-fx/gameshow-bell/ Applause: http://soundfxnow.com/sound-fx/applause-large-crowd-2/