The document describes Piggy going to the store and buying different items with coins and bills. It teaches about the values of common coins like pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters. It shows that 4 quarters equal $1, and explores adding the values of combinations of coins to determine their total worth. Vocabulary words related to coins are also introduced.

1. Piggy goes to the store

2. Piggy spent 1 cent. He bought a piece of bubble gum. He paid with one

3. Piggy spent 5 cents. He bought a sucker. He paid with one

4. Piggy spent 10 cents. He bought a candy bar. He paid with one

5. Piggy spent 25 cents. He bought a cookie. He paid with one

6. Piggy spent 1 dollar. He bought a hot dog. He paid with one

7. Vocabulary

8. Piggy has coins! What kind of coins?

9. Piggy has pennies! How many pennies?

10. Piggy has 2 pennies!

11. Vocabulary

12. Piggy has 2 coins! What type of coins does he have? He has a nickel and a penny.

13. How do you know which coin is the nickel? The nickel is bigger and silver.

14. Can you find the value of the coins? The nickel is 5 cents. The penny is 1 cent.

15. How many cents do you have all together? 5 cents + 1 cent = 6 The value of the coins is 6 cents.

16. Vocabulary

17. Piggy has these coins He has 1 nickel and 5 pennies.

18. Piggy has 1 nickel and 5 pennies A nickel is worth 5 cents and a penny is worth 1 cent.

19. How can you find the value of the coins? You can count on from the nickel 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,10. Piggy has 10 cents.

20. What is the value of this coin? A dime is worth 10 cents.

21. Vocabulary

22. Piggy has these coins

23. What coins does Piggy have? A penny, nickel, dime, and a quarter.

24. How many quarters are there? There are 4 quarters.

25. How is a dollar bill different than a quarter? A dollar bill is paper and a quarter is metal.

26. How many quarters does it take to make a dollar? 4 quarters make 1 dollar.