Coins and Dollars
This first program in the money series introduces participants to money. Starting with a penny and going up to twenty dollar bills, users learn how to identify coins and dollars by their picture, names, and values, as well as some basic money terms like cash, cost, pay, refund, and total.
- Penny (front)
- Penny (back)
- Nickel (front)
- Nickel (back)
- Nickel (new front)
- Nickel (new back)
- Dime (front)
- Dime (back)
- Quarter (front)
- Quarter (back)
- Quarter (new front)
- Quarter (new back)
- Half Dollar (front)
- Half Dollar (back)
- One Dollar Coin (front)
- One Dollar Coin (back)
- One Dollar Coin (new front)
- One Dollar Coin (new back)
- One Dollar (front)
- One Dollar (back)
- Five Dollars (front)
- Five Dollars (back)
- Five Dollars (new front)
- Five Dollars (new back)
- Ten Dollars (front)
- Ten Dollars (back)
- Ten Dollars (new front)
- Ten Dollars (new back)
- Twenty Dollars (front)
- Twenty Dollars (back)
- Twenty Dollars (new front)
- Twenty Dollars (new back)
- 1¢
- 5¢
- 10¢
- 25¢
- 50¢
- $1.00 (Coin)
- $1.00 (Bill)
- $5.00
- $10.00
- $20.00
- Penny
- Nickel
- Dime
- Quarter
- Half Dollar
- 1 Dollar Coin
- 1 Dollar Bill
- 5 Dollar Bill
- 10 Dollar Bill
- 20 Dollar Bill
- Admission
- Allowance
- Bank
- Bill
- Buy
- Cash
- Cash Register
- Cashier
- Change
- Change Machine
- Check
- Coins
- Cost
- Count Your Change
- Credit Card
- Discount
- Exact Change Needed
- Pay
- Pay Here
- Paycheck
- Piggy Bank
- Purse
- Receipt
- Refund
- Save
- Tip
- Total
- Wallet
Pricing Information
Coins and Dollars……………………………………. $79.00
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