1. How many cents is a 5-cent piece worth? a dime? How many 5-cent pieces equal a dime in value?

2. How many 10's are there in 100? To how many

dimes are 100 cents (1 dollar) equal in value?

3. Learn this table of United States money:

2. How many cents are there in $1? in $? in $? 3. How many cents are there in $2? in $4? in $3? 4. How many dollars are there in 500? in 700? 5. How many half dollars equal $1? $2? $5? $8? 6. How many quarter dollars equal $1? $? $1? $2?

MAKING CHANGE

Oral Exercises

1. If Ethel bought a 3-cent pencil, how much change did she receive from a 5-cent piece?

2. Edward's mother sent him to the store with a dime

to buy a quart of milk, costing 7. did he receive?

3. Mary paid 8 for a valentine. did she receive from a dime?

How much change

How much change

4. If Bertha paid 10¢ for a ball, how much change did she receive from a quarter dollar?

5. Roger bought a knife that cost 40 and paid for it with a half dollar. How much change did he receive? 6. Helen's uncle gave her a silver dollar to buy a book that cost 90. How much change did she receive? 7. If I buy a pound of sugar for 6 and pay for it with a quarter dollar, how much change do I receive?

8. Margaret paid 24 for a set of toy dishes. How much change did she receive from a half dollar?

Using pencil (if necessary), find the change, when the coin at the top is paid for the purchase given below:

READING AND WRITING UNITED STATES MONEY

1. Read: $36; 18; $50; 33; $245.

Write, using the sign $: 15 dollars; 400 dollars.

2. We write 4 dollars and 25 cents in this way: $4.25. The period that is used to separate the dollars from the cents is the decimal point.

Read the word and between dollars and cents.

Read: $2.75; $8.42; $10.50; $76.23; $407.52. Write, using the sign $: 6 dollars and 31 cents; 12 dollars and 20 cents; 320 dollars and 82 cents.

3. We may write 75 in this way: $.75.

Read: $.23; $.30; $.45; $.69; $.50; $.99. Write, using the sign $: 47; 60; 27; 80; 77¢. 4. We may write 3 in this way: $.03.

Read: $1.02; $.05; $3.01; $.09; $ 4.06; $24.00. Write, using the sign $: 6; 7; 5 dollars and 8 cents.