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Kindergarten

Exploring Money and Time

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Comparing Coins

Penny

Nickel

Dime

Combination of Coins

Click on topic to go to that section Time

Morning, Afternoon, Evening

Seasons

Measuring Time

Tools for Measuring Time

Time Problem Solving

Money

Sequence

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Money

What is money used for?

Why are there different kinds of money?

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Reading Resources

26 letters and 99 cents , by Tara Hoban . ( Greenwillow, 1987)

Jelly Beans for Sale , by Bruce McMillan. (Scholastic, 1996)

Benny's Pennies , by Pat Brisson (Dragonfly Books, 1995)

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Comparing Coins

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Let's Compare Coins

Pull

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Pull

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Penny

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Introduction of Penny

A penny is a coin.

It has two names ... 1 penny and 1 cent.

My penny is worth one cent.

Pull

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means cents

Pull

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RhymePenny muncher, Penny muncher

Munch, Munch, MunchMunch (?) cents for your lunch!

Penny Muncher

Pull

Pull

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Pull

Pull2 8 4 6

3 9

8 5 7

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1 Is this a penny?

YesNo

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2 A penny is worth how many cents?

A 1

B 5

C 10

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3 How much is this money worth?

A 4

B 3

C 6

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4 How much is this money worth?

A 1

B 4

C 5

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5 How much is this money worth?

A 4

B 5

C 3

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Nickel

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Introduction of Nickel

This coin has two names... nickel or 5 cents.

My nickel is worth five cents.

Pull

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My nickel is worth five cent.We can count by 5's.

Pull

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Let's trade a nickel for pennies.

How many pennies do we need?

5 1

Pull

Pull

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Penny Pocket and Nickel Pocket

Penny Pocket Nickel Pocket

Pull

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My penny is worth one cent.My nickel is worth five.

Nickels

Pull

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Grocery Store

2

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5

5 3 4

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7

Pull

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6 Is this a nickel?

YesNo

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7 Is this a nickel?

YesNo

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8 How much is a nickel worth?

A 1

B 10

C 5

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5

9 What do we need to buy the toy?

A

B

C

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6

Pull

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10 What do we need to buy the kite?

A

B

C

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Dime

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Introduction of dime

This coin has two names ... dime or 10 cents.

My tiny dime is 10 cents.

Pull

Pull

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Let's trade a dime for pennies.

How many pennies do we need?

10 1

Pull

Pull

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Dime

1 10

Pull

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My dime is worth ten cents.

We can count by 10.

Pull

Pull

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11 Which coin is a dime?

A

B

C

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12 Is a dime worth 10 cents?

YesNo

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13 How many pennies do you trade for a dime?

A 1

B 5

C 10

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14 Which coin(s) will buy the flowers?

A

B

C

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15 Which coins will buy the flowers?

A

B

C

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Combination of Coins

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I've Got the CoinsMy penny is worth one cent.My nickel is worth five.My tiny dime is ten cents.Let's count them all and jive.

I've got the coins. (snap, snap)I've got the coins. (snap,snap)I've got the coins: I've got the coins; I've got the coins! (snap, snap)

Penny Nickel Dime 1 5 10

Pull

Pull

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Money Detective

Place coin behind star.

Give clues about the hidden coin.

After it is correctly named removefrom star.

Invite children to place coinbehind star and then give clues.

Pull

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Money

BagMoney Bag Game1.Put one coin in bag.Children guess by touch whichcoin it is.2. Add more coins to the bag.Children pull out the coin youname.

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You Win! Pull

Pull

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16 Is a dime worth 5 cents?

YesNo

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17 Which coin is worth five cents?

A

B

C

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18 How much are these coins worth?

A 5

B 6

C 7

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19 Can we trade 5 pennies for a nickel?

YesNo

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20 What coin can we trade for 10 pennies?

A

B

C

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Time

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Slide 52 / 117Books to Read

I Need a Lunch Box , by Jeannette Caines.(Haper Collins, 1998).

Seven Blind Mice , by Ed Young.(Penguin Putman, 1992).

Bear Child's Book of Hours ,by Anne F. Rockwell(NAL,Dutton, 1999).

The Grouchy Ladybug , by Eric Carle.(Harper Collins, 1996).

Monster Math School Time , by Grace Maccarone.(Scholastic, 1997).

Is it Time? , by Marilyn Janovitz.(Scholastic, 1994).

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Morning, Afternoon, and Evening

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(Morning, Afternoon, Evening)

What do you do in the morning, afternoon, and evening (night)?

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sleep

21 When would you do this?

ABC

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recess

22 When would you do this?

ABC

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breakfast

23 When would you do this?

ABC

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Sequence

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Can you sequence these activities?

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Can you sequence these activities?

Ready,Set,Go!

Pull

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Today's Event Chart

Time EventReading

Math

Lunch

Recess

Centers

Art

Music

Gym

Snack

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What season would this be?

Winter Spring Summer Fall (Autumn)

Pull

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27 Is this something we could see in winter?

YesNo

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28 Is this something we might wear in summer?

YesNo

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29 Is this an autumn (fall) activity?

YesNo

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30 What season could we ice skate outdoors?

A summer

B fall

C winter

D spring

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31 What season do we need a rain coat?

A summer

B fall

C winter

D spring

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Measuring Time

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Counting can be used to measure time and then compare times.

Walk across the classroom. Count and clap hands to measure time it took.

Activity Slow Count Fast Count

Walk

Tiptoe

Crawl

Crab Walk

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We can count as a way to measure time.What would take more time/ less time?

More

More More More Less Less Less

Less

To read ...To water ...

To eat ... To rake ...

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More Time Less Time

Button

Zip Tie Sneakers

Put on socks Build 3 blocks

Build Many Blocks

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32 Which would take more time?

A

B

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draw

cut

33 Which would take less time?

A

B

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wash dishes

wash dishes

34 Which would take less time?

A

B

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color

color

35 Which would take more time?

A

B

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build sand castle

build sand castle

36 Which would take less time?

A

B

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Tools for Measuring Time

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Move across the roomHow long does it take?

Activity # Seconds

Hopping

Walking

Skipping

Spinning Ask a volunteer to do each activity.Use the stop watch to time.Record your results.

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How many times can you______ in 15 seconds?

Jump

Clap

Spin

Touch Toes

Swing Arms in Circle

Other?

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12

3

4

56

78

9

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1211

37 Is the hour 7?

YesNo

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4

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38 What hour is it?

A 4

B 5

C 9

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39 What hour is it?

A 1

B 10

C 11

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Minute HandThe minute hand is longer and faster than the hour hand.

It must touch all the spaces in one hour.

Minute Hand

Hour Hand

Swing extended arms side to side for ONE minute.

Pull

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o'clock

12

3

4

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When the minute handpoints straight up it is

o'clock.

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12

3

4

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__ o'clock

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__ o'clock

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__ o'clock

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__ o'clock

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__ o'clock

Pull

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40 Is the minute hand pointing to o'clock?

YesNo

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41 Is it 6 o'clock?

YesNo

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42 What time is it?

A 12 o'clock

B 3 o'clock

C 6 o'clock

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43 What time is it?

A 1 o'clock

B 10 o'clock

C 6 o'clock

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44 What time is it?

A 7 o'clock

B 8 o'clock

C 9 o'clock

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Digital Clock A clock that shows the time with number of hour

and minutes, separated by a colon (:) .

o'clock

o'clock

:00Pull

Pull

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:11 00: 1 00

:8 00

:

:3 00

:6 00

:12 00

Digital Clocks

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49 What time is it?

A 3:00

B 6:00

C 9:00

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Time Problem Solving

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This is a good time to _______.

sleep

: 001

2

3

4

567

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9

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2

3

4

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8

9

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: 00

eat dinner

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3

4

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52 Would we go to bed around 1:00?

YesNo

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53 What time would we eat lunch?

A 12:00

B 3:00

C 8:00

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54 What time would we get a bath?

A 1:00

B 7:00

C 11:00