Money and change
I explain how to count up to make change in this math lesson for 2nd or 3rd grade. I (and Mathy) go through seven examples where a customer purchases some small item and gives money, and we work out the change in US money: pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters, and dollar bills. Children have opportunities to figure it out themselves by pausing the video. Counting up means that we start at the price and then count up until we reach the amount of money the customer gives. The amount we actually count up is the change. If you like the video, subscribe to my channel. :) Thanks in advance! Learn more grade 2 math with Math Mammoth Grade 2 Curriculum at - available as an instant download and as printed copies. Check out the free samples also!
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