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Counting Money

Directions: Fill in the correct amount of money in each problem.

1. 2 nickels equals _________________ cents.

2. 2 dollars, 3 quarters, 1 nickel, 1 penny equals _________________ cents.

3. 72 cents equals _________ nickels, _________ dimes, _________ pennies.

4. 90 cents equals _________ dimes, _________ quarters.

5. 1 nickel, 4 quarters, 5 dimes, 5 dollars, 2 pennies equals _________________ cents.

6. 6 dollars equals _________________ cents.

7. 223 cents equals _________ dimes, _________ quarters, _________ dollar, _________ pennies.

8. 2 dimes equals _________________ cents.

9. 1 nickel, 3 quarters equals _________________ cents.

10. 307 cents equals _________ dollars, _________ pennies, _________ nickel.

11. 4 pennies, 1 quarter, 4 nickels equals _________________ cents.


13. 4 quarters equals _________________ cents.

14. 4 nickels, 2 pennies, 2 quarters equals _________________ cents.

15. 330 cents equals _________ dollars, _________ dimes.

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________


Counting Money


1. 135 cents equals _________ dimes, _________ quarters, _________ nickel.

2. 4 dollars, 4 quarters, 2 nickels, 4 pennies, 3 dimes equals _________________ cents.


4. 9 pennies equals _________________ cents.

5. 1 quarter, 5 dollars, 1 dime equals _________________ cents.

6. 524 cents equals _________ dimes, _________ dollars, _________ nickels, _________ pennies.

7. 1 dollar, 4 dimes equals _________________ cents.


9. 222 cents equals _________ nickels, _________ pennies, _________ dollars.



12. 304 cents equals _________ dollars, _________ pennies.

13. 1 nickel, 3 quarters, 3 pennies, 3 dollars, 2 dimes equals _________________ cents.

14. 665 cents equals _________ quarter, _________ dimes, _________ dollars.

15. 5 pennies, 4 dollars, 1 dime, 4 quarters, 4 nickels equals _________________ cents.

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________


Counting Money


1. 40 cents equals _________ nickels, _________ dimes.


3. 2 pennies, 3 nickels, 2 dimes, 1 dollar, 2 quarters equals _________________ cents.

4. 1 dime, 5 pennies, 3 dollars equals _________________ cents.



7. 103 cents equals _________ pennies, _________ quarters, _________ dimes.

8. 5 quarters, 3 pennies, 4 dimes, 3 nickels, 5 dollars equals _________________ cents.


10. 55 cents equals _________ nickel, _________ quarters.

11. 3 pennies, 1 nickel, 4 dollars, 2 dimes equals _________________ cents.


13. 131 cents equals _________ quarters, _________ nickel, _________ penny.

14. 4 nickels, 5 pennies, 4 dimes, 4 quarters, 4 dollars equals _________________ cents.

15. 251 cents equals _________ penny, _________ dimes, _________ dollars.

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________


$$Add Up Your Money!$$

Directions: Add the dollar amounts, and circle the total.

1. $ 51.54 + 74.77

2. $ 54.50 + 98.66

3. $ 88.95 + 50.66

4. $ 14.28 + 24.27

5. $ 66.20 + 43.49

6. $ 54.38 + 31.30

7. $ 87.17 + 24.49

8. $ 35.27 + 57.96

9. $ 47.86 + 25.45

10. $ 62.38 + 92.06

11. $ 52.85 + 50.09

12. $ 92.56 + 14.10

13. $ 87.93 + 34.33

14. $ 43.88 + 55.43

15. $ 43.34 + 79.78

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________




1. $ 15.18 + 31.57

2. $ 22.19 + 28.27

3. $ 29.00 + 65.63

4. $ 33.47 + 82.95

5. $ 41.19 + 80.05

6. $ 16.74 + 51.07

7. $ 20.67 + 33.10

8. $ 85.92 + 45.05

9. $ 16.84 + 46.25

10. $ 29.59 + 17.44

11. $ 51.48 + 99.37

12. $ 66.11 + 10.86

13. $ 82.24 + 20.62

14. $ 91.89 + 10.44

15. $ 90.77 + 11.14

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________




1. $ 56.12 + 17.65

2. $ 71.94 + 17.43

3. $ 28.89 + 48.53

4. $ 86.03 + 34.03

5. $ 67.33 + 84.46

6. $ 85.25 + 92.20

7. $ 58.41 + 38.12

8. $ 96.63 + 56.87

9. $ 71.19 + 50.45

10. $ 33.67 + 50.90

11. $ 73.69 + 90.37

12. $ 19.74 + 91.69

13. $ 12.04 + 68.65

14. $ 55.21 + 80.94

15. $ 95.66 + 78.14

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________




1. $ 69.75 + 74.18

2. $ 92.05 + 70.34

3. $ 62.58 + 26.06

4. $ 60.15 + 40.16

5. $ 26.88 + 18.45

6. $ 38.14 + 71.95

7. $ 60.01 + 30.35

8. $ 87.30 + 98.44

9. $ 54.94 + 54.71

10. $ 58.93 + 28.10

11. $ 75.04 + 34.77

12. $ 24.37 + 51.16

13. $ 94.54 + 98.13

14. $ 20.20 + 14.32

15. $ 31.60 + 64.65

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________




1. $ 96.24 + 65.26

2. $ 36.21 + 65.10

3. $ 36.52 + 41.25

4. $ 98.79 + 60.90

5. $ 54.00 + 59.24

6. $ 55.00 + 97.17

7. $ 12.92 + 23.96

8. $ 65.14 + 40.93

9. $ 99.17 + 92.56

10. $ 52.13 + 90.53

11. $ 91.77 + 38.56

12. $ 92.41 + 32.96

13. $ 40.41 + 92.75

14. $ 49.28 + 84.95

15. $ 40.73 + 86.18

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________


Purchasing A Pet

Directions:

Research the following information to find out an approximate cost of the items and pets listed in the chart. Next, total the cost for each animal, and tell which animal you would mostly likely purchase, and why.

Dog Cat Hamster Rabbit Bird Fish

Food

Water/food dishes and bowls

Cage

Bedding

Tank/ Equipment

Toys

License

I.D.Tags

Checkup/Shots

Spay/Neuter

Collar/Leash

Cleaning

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________


Supplies

Total Cost

Which pet would you most likely purchase, as a result of your research?

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Name ___________________________ Date ___________________


$pending All Your Money

Directions: In each problem below you are spending money! How much money do you have left? Circle your answer.

1. $ 82.49 - 26.49

2. $ 10.55 - 10.15

3. $ 51.02 - 34.57

4. $ 77.89 - 43.67

5. $ 89.17 - 53.94

6. $ 10.47 - 10.48

7. $ 98.37 - 84.38

8. $ 41.85 - 38.54

9. $ 19.76 - 14.51

10. $ 94.15 - 57.28

11. $ 22.97 - 22.11

12. $ 80.66 - 40.91

13. $ 40.35 - 30.88

14. $ 66.46 - 22.74

15. $ 86.05 - 57.50

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________




.

1. $ 11.64 - 11.26

2. $ 77.19 - 44.51

3. $ 18.91 - 16.76

4. $ 97.85 - 56.79

5. $ 16.81 - 12.21

6. $ 85.04 - 55.45

7. $ 29.54 - 23.13

8. $ 25.49 - 12.48

9. $ 58.91 - 41.86

10. $ 90.20 - 87.23

11. $ 29.02 - 28.34

12. $ 74.12 - 16.73

13. $ 10.73 - 10.15

14. $ 31.73 - 18.56

15. $ 17.98 - 17.76

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________




1. $ 58.39 - 55.54

2. $ 19.91 - 13.63

3. $ 84.84 - 69.49

4. $ 73.64 - 56.65

5. $ 17.70 - 14.98

6. $ 23.04 - 15.36

7. $ 22.88 - 22.38

8. $ 64.90 - 53.02

9. $ 52.00 - 45.80

10. $ 26.69 - 20.31

11. $ 47.21 - 26.45

12. $ 40.48 - 23.70

13. $ 68.49 - 16.37

14. $ 59.87 - 11.28

15. $ 22.25 - 20.83

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________




1. $ 67.72 - 22.33

2. $ 51.91 - 38.09

3. $ 97.08 - 61.02

4. $ 44.42 - 36.38

5. $ 73.03 - 40.39

6. $ 47.91 - 22.41

7. $ 40.96 - 25.66

8. $ 91.52 - 25.89

9. $ 29.18 - 26.38

10. $ 87.41 - 83.89

11. $ 14.30 - 13.70

12. $ 28.75 - 17.62

13. $ 74.02 - 53.02

14. $ 23.60 - 15.63

15. $ 51.26 - 32.29

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________




1. $ 45.28 - 11.35

2. $ 21.83 - 18.49

3. $ 27.67 - 25.41

4. $ 27.08 - 19.09

5. $ 56.75 - 29.44

6. $ 91.40 - 34.10

7. $ 89.40 - 40.52

8. $ 23.67 - 17.28

9. $ 90.58 - 68.59

10. $ 54.92 - 40.16

11. $ 82.40 - 30.10

12. $ 39.53 - 34.37

13. $ 70.80 - 43.30

14. $ 19.75 - 19.58

15. $ 27.85 - 18.39

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________


Where Did All My Money Go???

Directions: Answer each problem.

1. Terry went shopping for some gifts. She spent $55.00 on a bicycle, and $43.00 on a scooter. How much money did she spend in all?

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2. John wants to buy gifts for his father’s birthday. John’s mom gave him $75.00 to help with his purchases. Michael buys a game for $35.00 and a watch for $25.00. How much money does John has left?

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3. Sarah likes to give to charities around holiday times. There are 25 little girls who would like a doll. Teresa purchases 6 boxes of dolls. Each box contains 6 dolls. How many dolls are left over?

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4. Lucy bought some fruits for a holiday party. She spent $15.50 for a bag of apples, $30.00 for a box of oranges, $27.25 for a bag of tangerines, and $8.00 on a bag of nuts. Lucy paid for these items with a $100.00 bill. How much money did Lucy get back?

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5. Ed has $45.00 from the previous week allowance. He will use the money to purchase a gift for his parents. His mother’s gift costs $28.00, and his father’s gift costs $35.00. Ed realizes he is short of money. How much more money does he need in order to buy both gifts?

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Name ___________________________ Date ___________________




1. Jack buys a book about the Redwood National Park for $2.39. He pays with a $5.00 bill. How much change does Jack receive?

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2. Janet and Jack want to combine their money to buy a model airplane. Janet has $3.23. Jack has $2.12. How much money do they have to spend on the model airplane?

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3. Jimmy wants to buy a sandwich that cost $2.25. He only has $1.18. How much more money does Jimmy need to buy the sandwich?

_______________

4. After withdrawing $15.00 out of your bank account, $20.00 still remains in the account. How much money was in the account before the withdrawal?

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5. Your $5.00 allowance was just added to your piggy bank. There is now a total of $32.00 in your bank. How much money was in the bank before you added in your allowance?

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Name ___________________________ Date ___________________




1. Jenny bought 7 t-shirts, one for each of her seven brothers, for $9.95 each. The cashier charged her an additional $13.07 in sales tax. She left the store with $7.28. How much money did Jenny start with?

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2. On an average day, Americans spend $1,958,904.00 on video games. Of this total $1,167,123.00 is spent on Sony Playstation games. In one week how much do Americans spend on Sony Playstation Games? How much do they spend on other video games in a week?

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3. If you saved $2.00 on January 1, $4.00 on February 1, $6.00 on March 1, $8.00 on April 1, and so on, how much money would you save in one year?

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4. If you saved $2.00 on January 1, $4.00 on February 1, $8.00 on March 1, $16.00 on April 1, and so on. How much money would you save in one year?

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5. Rob wanted an allowance. His father gave him a choice of getting it on a weekly or daily basis. Rob’s dad said he would either pay him $1.25 a week or pay him in the following manner. On Monday Rob’s father would give him $0.01, on Tuesday $0.02, on Wednesday $0.04, and so on through Sunday. Which payment method will Rob get more allowance?

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Name ___________________________ Date ___________________




1. The total bus fare was $2.10. The fare for the first 1/3 km was $0.90, and $0.10 for each 1/8 additional kilometer? What was the distance traveled?

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2. The peel of a banana weighs about 1/8 of the total weight of the banana. If you buy 3 kg of bananas at 1kg for $0.60, about how much are you paying for the banana peel? For the banana itself? Round to the nearest cent.

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3. In 1969 the price of 5 kilograms of flour was $0.75. In 1970 the price was increased 15 percent. In 1971, the 1970 price was decreased by 5 percent. What was the price of 5 kilograms of flour in 1971?

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4. The local convenience store advertisement stated the following. Get 2 cans of caffeine-rich cola, and 3 temporary tattoos for only $4.60. If the cost of 2 tattoos is $2.20, what is the cost of 2 cans of caffeine-rich cola?

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5. A street vendor sells two types of newspapers. One type is sold for 25 cents, and the other type for 40 cents. If in one day the vendor took in exactly $28.00, how many 25-cent newspapers were sold?

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Name ___________________________ Date ___________________




1. You have $10.00. If you give your sister $3.00 how much money will you have left? _______________

2. You earn $2.00 an hour doing the laundry. How much will you earn in 3 hours?

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3. You have $45.00 in your bank. If you withdraw (take out) $8.00 to buy something, how many dollars will you have left?

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4. You have $10.00. Your brother has $60.00. How much more do you need to have the same amount of money as your brother?

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5. The total fare for 2 adults and 3 children on the Tilt-n-Spew ride is $14.00. If a child's fare is one half an adult's fare, what is one adult fare?

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Name ___________________________ Date ___________________


They're Having A Sale!

Directions: Answer each problem below.

1. Macy's Playhouse has a sale on CDs. For every two CDs you buy, you get one free. How much are the following CDs?

Every CD is $11.98. Due to a new law, there is no sales tax on CDs.

a. 6 CDs

b. 30 CDs

c. 15 CDs

2. You have $32.00 in your pocket. You would like to buy as many pairs of socks as you can. Each pair of socks costs $2.99. There is a 20% discount on all socks. Since a new law was passed, there is no sales tax on socks. How many pairs of socks can you purchase?

3. You would like to purchase a monthly package from an Internet Service Provider. States Online charges $4.95 monthly and then 50 cents every hour you use the service. Big Neat Online charge $9.95 cents an hour plus 15 cents every hour you use the service. Which service would be the most inexpensive, if you average 31 hours a month online?

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________


They're Having A Sale!

Directions: Answer each problem below.

1. A ski resort charges $250.00 for a year round student pass. They offer a special discount of 25% on this pass. The tax rate, applied after the discount, for this package is 6.5%. Your mom tells you that she’ll pay for your ticket only if tell her the exact dollar amount that is needed to purchase the pass. What is the exact amount of the year round student pass?

2. You have $84.20 in your pocket. You would like to buy as many pairs of socks as you can. Each pair of socks costs $3.89. There is a 25% discount on all socks. Since a new law was passed, there is no sales tax on socks. How many pairs of socks can you purchase?

3. You would like to purchase a monthly package from and Internet Service Provider. States Online charges $2.95 monthly and 30 cents for every hour you use the service. Big Neat Online charge $4.95 monthly, 10 cents for every hour you use the service. Which service would be the most inexpensive, if you average 51 hours a month online?

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________


$ Money $ Word Search

Directions:

Circle each word, from the word box, in the word search.

BILLS DIME FIVE NICKEL QUARTER COINS DOLLAR HUNDRED PENNY TEN CURRENCY FIFTY MONEY ONE TWENTY

Q H S G R V D C D Z W L Z Z D

V U F I F T Y H I V L F W O B

C I A J E B B U M U G Y L S E

L S R R R S P N E H M L Q L E

N X Z L T Y C D F R A S N L A

H E Z R C E S R B R Q B P I J

U L T H F O R E X K R H G B H

S K L E Y K I D M Y E S X U E

I P O M N R O N C J T Y O V T

F V Y U X K L W S J N N C H Z

K D X W C U R R E N C Y E P J

J P P F E P G U E D D H X W S

C N I Z C D A P W N Z S N O T

Y V E N O O W C Z X U Y S X K

E L E K C I N K V P Y E N O M

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________


Answer Key page 1 1. 10 cents

2. 281 cents 3. 2 nickels, 6 dimes, 2 pennies 4. 4 dimes, 2 quarters 5. 657 cents 6. 600 cents 7. 1 dollar, 4 quarters, 3 dimes, 3 pennies 8. 10 cents 9. 80 cents 10. 3 dollars, 2 pennies, 1 nickel 11. 49 cents 12. 200 cents 13. 100 cents 14. 72 cents 15. 3 dollars, 3 dimes

page 2 1. 3 dimes, 4 quarters, 1 nickel

2. 544 cents 3. 15 cents 4. 9 cents 5. 535 cents 6. 1 dime, 5 dollars, 2 nickels, 4 pennies 7. 140 cents 8. 40 cents 9. 4 nickels, 4 pennies, 2 dollars 10. 175 cents 11. 100 cents 12. 3 dollars, 4 pennies 13. 403 cents 14. 1 quarter, 4 dimes, 6 dollars 15. 535 cents

page 3 1. 2 nickels, 3 dimes

2. 30 cents 3. 187 cents 4. 315 cents 5. 700 cents

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________


6. 70 cents 7. 8 pennies, 3 quarters, 2 dimes 8. 683 cents 9. 30 cents 10. 1 nickel, 2 quarters 11. 428 cents 12. 15 cents 13. 4 quarters, 6 nickels, 1 penny 14. 565 cents 15. 1 penny, 5 dimes, 2 dollars

page 4 1. $126.31

2. $153.16 3. $139.61 4. $38.55 5. $109.69 6. $85.68 7. $111.66 8. $93.23 9. $73.31 10. $154.44 11. $102.94 12. $106.66 13. 122.26 14. $99.31 15. 123.12

page 5 1. $46.75

2. $50.46 3. $94.63 4. $116.42 5. $121.24 6. $67.81 7. $53.77 8. $130.97 9. $63.09 10. $47.03 11. $150.85 12. $76.97 13. $102.86 14. $102.33 15. $101.91

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________


page 6 1. $73.77 2. $89.37 3. $74.42 4. $120.06 5. $151.79 6. $177.45 7. $96.53 8. $153.50 9. $121.64 10. $84.57 11. $164.06 12. $111.43 13. $80.69 14. $136.15 15. $173.80

page 7 1. $143.93

2. $162.23 3. $88.64 4. $100.31 5. $45.33 6. $110.09 7. $90.36 8. $185.74 9. $109.65 10. $87.03 11. $109.81 12. $75.53 13. $192.67 14. $34.52 15. $96.25

page 8 1. $161.50

2. $101.31 3. $77.77 4. $159.69 5. $113.24 6. $152.17 7. $36.88 8. $106.07 9. $191.73 10. $142.66 11. $130.33 12. $125.37

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________


13. $133.16 14. $134.23 15. $126.91

page 11 1. 52 cents

2. 40 cents 3. $16.45 4. $34.22 5. $35.23 6. 1 cent 7. $13.99 8. $3.31 9. $5.25 10. $36.87 11. 86 cents 12. $39.75 13. $9.47 14. $43.72 15. $28.55

page 12 1. 38 cents

2. $32.68 3. $2.15 4. $41.06 5. $4.60 6. $29.59 7. $6.41 8. $13.01 9. $17.05 10. $2.97 11. 68 cents 12. $57.39 13. 58 cents 14. $12.81 15. 22 cents

page 13 1. $2.85

2. $6.28 3. $15.35 4. $16.99 5. $2.72 6. $7.68 7. 5 cents

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________


8. $11.88 9. $6.20 10. $6.38 11. $20.76 12. $16.78 13. $52.12 14. $48.59 15. $1.42

page 14 1. $45.39

2. $13.82 3. $36.06 4. $8.04 5. $32.64 6. $25.50 7. $15.30 8. $65.63 9. $2.80 10. $3.52 11. 6 cents 12. $11.13 13. $21.00 14. $7.97 15. $18.97

page 15 1. $33.93

2. $3.34 3. $2.26 4. $7.99 5. $27.31 6. $57.30 7. $48.88 8. $6.39 9. $21.99 10. $14.76 11. $52.30 12. $5.16 13. $27.50 14. 17 cents 15. $9.46

Name ___________________________ Date ___________________


page 16 1. $98.00 2. $15.00 3. 11

4. $19.25 5. $18.00

page 17 1. $2.61 2. $5.35 3. $1.07

4. $35.00 5. $27.00

page 18 1. $30.30 2. Sony Playstation – $8,169,861.00, Other video games - $ 5,542,467.00 3. $8190.00

4. daily page 19 1. 1 5/6 km 2. 23 cents; $1.80 3. 82 cents

4. $1.30 5. 112

page 20 1. $7.00 2. $6.00 3. $37.00

4. $50.00 5. adult - $4.00

page 21 1. a = $47.92, b = $239.60, c = $119.80 2. 13 3. Big Neat Online page 22 1. $199.69 2. 86 3. Big Neat Online

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