®
the
Healthy Kids Club
Fall 2012
Counting
with
Count Dracula
Did you know that there is more than one way to count your money?
Except for the penny, each piece of United States currency can be
recreated using other forms of our money.
Take for example the one dollar bill. George Washington’s paper form isn’t
the only way to create one dollar. You could use quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies
to get to the same amount.
One Dollar Bill = 100 pennies = 20 nickels = 10 dimes = 4 quarters
Sometimes what may sound like a lot, like 50 pennies, can actually be less
than what it is being compared to, like 10 dimes.
Let’s Talk Turkey!
Check your math skills with this fun turkey exercise! Complete each
math problem below.
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Turkeys
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Turkeys
Turkeys
Spook-tacular Maze
Check out the exercises to the right. Can you figure out which is actually
more money? Here’s a hint: Turn each side into cents, and then see which
one is more. The first one is done for you.
1.
8 dimes or 4 quarters
2.
3 nickels or 6 pennies
3.
1 quarter or 2 dimes
4.
3 dimes or 7 nickels
5.
20 pennies or 4 dimes
Frankenstein has lost his head! Help
his body find its way back to it!
This month, we celebrate International Credit Union Day! Celebrate with us by coloring the picture
below and sending it to us to post in our lobby for International Credit Union Day. We’ll also choose one
drawing to win a special $25 deposit into your Healthy Kids Club Account here at Alive!
Mail to: Alive Credit Union | 9790 Touchton Road | Jacksonville, FL 32246 by October 15, 2012.
Colored by:
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This Credit Union is federally insured by the National Credit Union Administration.
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