Count pennies

Learning Objectives Identify a penny. State that a penny is worth 1 cent. Count a group of up to 10 pennies by touching each one. Match a written number (1-10) to a group of pennies. Say the number sequence from 1 to 10 correctly while counting. Understand that the last number said is the total number of pennies. Do you see these shiny, brown coins? 🪙 Let's learn how to count them! Today, we will learn about a coin called a penny. We will practice counting them. Counting helps us know how many we have! 🎉 Real-World Applications Putting pennies in your piggy bank 🐷 Buying a small gumball from a machine 🍬 Finding a lucky penny on the sidewalk ✨ Seeing grown-ups use coins at a store 🛒

TermDefinitionExample PennyA penny is a brown coin. It is worth 1 cent. 🪙This is one penny. It looks like a shiny, brown circle. CountTo say numbers in order for each object. 1️⃣, 2️⃣, 3️⃣...We count toys to see how many we have. 🧸🧸🧸 is 1, 2, 3 toys. One-to-OneTouching one thing for each number you say.Touch one apple 🍎 and say 'one'. Touch another apple 🍎 and say 'two'. CentHow we measure the value of a penny. A penny is 1 cent.If you have one penny 🪙, you have one cent. TotalHow many there are all together. The last number you count!If you count 1, 2, 3, 4 cats 🐈, the total is 4 cats.

One Penny, One Count 1 \text{ penny} = 1 \text{ count} When you count, you touch each penny only one time and say one number. The Last Number Rule \text{Last number said} = \text{Total Pennies} The very last number you say when you finish counting is the total number of pennies you have.