I can add coins and bills up to $20.
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In this lesson, students will learn how to count bills and coins up to $20 efficiently. The lesson will model how to do this. Then, students will use those strategies to count money.
CCSS.MATH.CONTENT.2.MD.C.8
Students will be able to add coins and bills up to $20.
Students will match the item's prices with the written values (e.g., "$2.75" to "2 dollars and 75 cents"). Being able to count money is important; for example, it will help students know how much change they should get back.
Students will review the dollar sign and that it signifies a monetary amount will follow the symbol. The lesson will model the steps to adding up coins and bills: count the bills and then the coins. Count the largest numbers first.
Students will put a group of bills and coins in order from the most value to the least value. Then the lesson will model step-by-step the order in which students should count the money. Students will then answer multiple-choice questions about how much money is shown. They will be encouraged to reflect on how they arrived at their answer.
Review counting money with 3 questions. Students will count some bills and coins and type in their answers. They will also solve a word problem and tell how much money Mary saved.
Students will recall the strategies for counting money that they learned in this lesson. They will then count 3 groups of bills and coins and match receipts to those values.
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