North Dakota State University NDSU Extension Service Kids & Money a newsletter for young people Allowances Where Does Money Come From? Have you ever thought about where money comes from? Wouldn't it be fun if money grew on trees and you could pick all you wanted? Your mother, father or guardian must work for the money they spend and also the money they give you. Where do you get your money? Some boys and girls get money from parents or guardians, working, gifts or an allowance ...

Consumer Math These pages teach consumer math covered in K8 math courses. Each page has an explanation, interactive practice and challenge games about consumer math. Coins Converting Coins to Pennies Adding Nickels and Pennies Adding Dimes and Pennies Adding Dimes, Nickels and Pennies Adding Dollars, Dimes and Pennies Converting Coin Values Dimes for Pennies Nickels for Pennies Change Change from a Purchase Coins for Change Adding and Subtracting Money Add Money Su ...

Converting Coins to Pennies LearnPracticePlayExploreFeedback Previous Lesson Table of Contents Next Lesson Converting Nickels, Dimes and Quarters to Pennies How to convert Coins to Pennies: A nickel is worth 5 pennies. A dime is worth 10 pennies. A quarter is worth 25 pennies Multiply the number of a type of coin times its value in pennies. Example: How many pennies are three dimes worth? 3*10=30 Return to Top Find the Number of Pennies equal to ea ...

Converting Pennies to Dimes LearnPracticePlayExploreFeedback Previous Lesson Table of Contents Next Lesson Converting Pennies to Dimes To convert pennies to dimes, divide the number of pennies by 10. The quotient will tell how many dimes can be obtained from the pennies. The remainder should be less than ten cents which is less than the value of a dime. Return to Top Find the number of dimes that could be obtained from the pennies. How many Dimes can you ...

Converting Pennies to Nickels LearnPracticePlayExploreFeedback Previous Lesson Table of Contents Next Lesson Converting Pennies to Nickels How to convert Pennies to Nickels: Divide the number of pennies by 5. The quotient is the number of nickels that can be obtained The remainder is the number of pennies that are left oven (not enough to equal a nickel) Return to Top Find the Number of Nickels available from the number of Pennies How many Nickels ...

Get as much money in your piggy bank as possible, by figuring out the correct change. Figure out how many of each bill or coin that you expect to get back when you pay for something. For example, if something costs $3.75 and you pay with a five dollar bill, you would expect back one quarter and one dollar bill. If you get the answer correct, the amount of change is added to your piggy bank. If you get the answer wrong, the correct amount of change is subtracted from your piggy bank. The mo ...

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Welcome to Kid's Consumer Corner! Money is important to everyone, If you have money you can have a lot of fun. Money is good for work and play, You can bet that people use money every day! While you explore through our pages you can expect to learn how to save your money sucessfully, how to pick out smart buys from the bad ones, and how to make money. OUR SURVEYSMART BUYINGSMART SAVINGSMART INVESTINGKID'S WORKABOUT US After reading all of our pages, try this Crossword puzzle out to see what you remember. Go to our crossword puzzle. Please feel free to contact us to tell us what you think. See the Resources We Used! Best viewed in Netscape Communicator

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Learning About Money Taught by Mary Nordstrom, Connie Usher, and Staci Meneguzzo Latest update to this document: 14 November 1995 Coins and Their Value: = $0.01 This is a penny. It takes 100 pennies to equal $1.00. = $0.05 This is a nickel. It takes 20 nickels to equal $1.00. = $0.10 This is a dime. It takes 10 dimes to equal $1.00. = $0.25 This is a quarter. It takes 4 quarters to equal $1.00. = $0.50 This is a half dollar. It takes 2 half dollars to equal $1.00. ________ ...

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Shawsheen Valley Technical High School Welcome Home! Graphics by Dean Wetherbee BEFORE YOU GO Before you leave for your trip you have to make some plans. Your trip will be from your home town to Disney World in Orlando, Florida. You will be stopping at the cities shown on the map to your left. How are you going to get there? What car should you take? Click on various blocks on the table below to print out some worksheets that will help you plan your trip. Once you have chos ...

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