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=2nd Grade Math - Money=

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 * **BrainPop Jr: Counting Coins ** Count groups up to a dollar. You'll also learn when to use the $ (dollar) and ¢ (cent) signs or symbols.
 * **BrainPop Jr: Dollars and Cents** You can count nickels by skip-counting by fives. A dime is worth ten cents, or 10¢. You can count dimes by skip-counting by tens. A quarter is worth twenty-five cents, or 25¢.
 * **Discovery Education Video: Dr. Rock's Math Adventures: Counting Money** Uncovers the meaning behind money as Dr. Rock reviews the monetary values of the penny, nickel, dime, quarter, and dollar. Students and their teacher demonstrate how counting by fives and tens makes counting money easy, and a visit to Dr. Rock's Snack Shop shows Dino and Tyro how to determine if they have enough money for the food they want as well as how to count change.

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