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Grade 1 Math  ›  U.S. & State Extensions  ›  Lesson 32 Grade 1 Math - Personal Financial Literacy Needs, Wants, Saving, Spending & Giving Learn how income helps people obtain goods and services, how needs and wants affect choices, and how money can be spent now, saved for later, or given to help others. Students practice simple money decisions with Grade 1 addition and subtraction and learn that limited money often means making choices. Needs & wants Income Saving & spending Charitable giving 1st Grade Math 🎯 What You Will Learn Needs and wants Tell the difference between things that are necessary and things we would like. Income Understand that money earned from work is income and can be used for goods and services. Saving and spending Decide whether money is used now or kept for late...

Grade 1 Math  ›  U.S. & State Extensions  ›  Lesson 31 Grade 1 Math - U.S. Money Count Coin Values by 2s, 5s and 10s Use skip-counting relationships to find the value of collections of pennies, nickels, and dimes. Count paired pennies by 2s, nickels by 5s, and dimes by 10s. Students also combine simple coin groups and use efficient counting order to determine collection values up to 120 cents. Paired pennies · count by 2s Nickels · count by 5s Dimes · count by 10s Coin collections 1st Grade Math 🎯 What You Will Learn Count paired pennies by 2s Two pennies are worth 2¢, so pairs can be counted by 2s. Count nickels by 5s Each nickel adds 5¢ to the total. Count dimes by 10s Each dime adds 10¢ to the total. Count simple mixed collect...

Grade 1 Math  ›  U.S. & State Extensions  ›  Lesson 30 Grade 1 Math - U.S. Money U.S. Coins: Pennies, Nickels, Dimes & Quarters Learn the names and values of four important U.S. coin denominations: penny, nickel, dime, and quarter. Students identify each coin by value, write values with the cent symbol, compare coin values, and describe simple value relationships among coins. Penny · 1¢ Nickel · 5¢ Dime · 10¢ Quarter · 25¢ 1st Grade Math 🎯 What You Will Learn Name the four coins Identify penny, nickel, dime, and quarter. Know each coin's value Connect each coin name to 1¢, 5¢, 10¢, or 25¢. Write coin values Use the cent symbol correctly. Describe coin relationships Explain simple equal-value relationships such as 5 pennies =...