Money55 Skills
Grade 1
1.46

Names and Values of Money I

1.47

Names and Values of Money II

1.48

Count Money

1.49

Equivalent Amounts of Money

1.50

Equivalent Coins II

1.51

Add and Subract Money Up to $1

1.52

Add and Subtract Money

1.53

Which Picture Shows More?

1.54

Purchases: Do You Have Enough Money?

1.55

How Much More to Make a Dollar?

Grade 2
2.83

Names and Values of Money I

2.84

Names and Values of Money II

2.85

Count Money

2.86

Equivalent Amounts of Money

2.87

Equivalent Coins II

2.88

Add and Subract Money Up to $1

2.89

Add and Subtract Money

2.90

Which Picture Shows More?

2.91

Purchases: Do You Have Enough Money?

2.92

How Much More to Make a Dollar?

2.93

Making Change Up to $5

Grade 3
3.40

Names and Values of Money I

3.41

Names and Values of Money II

3.42

Count Money

3.43

Equivalent Amounts of Money

3.44

Equivalent Coins II

3.45

Add and Subract Money Up to $1

3.46

Add and Subtract Money

3.47

Which Picture Shows More?

3.48

Purchases: Do You Have Enough Money?

3.49

How Much More to Make a Dollar?

3.50

Making Change Up to $5

Grade 5
5.24

Add and Subtract Money: Up to $10,000

5.33

Multiply Money Amounts

5.36

Divide Money Amounts

5.38

Consumer Math: Unit Prices

5.39

Price Lists

Grade 6
6.115

Consumer Math: Unit Prices

6.116

Unit Prices with Customary Unit Conversions and Fractions

6.117

Unit Prices with Customary Unit Conversions Up to 100

6.118

Unit Prices with Metric Unit Conversions

6.119

Unit Prices: Which Is the Better Buy?

6.120

Sale Prices

6.121

Calculate Tip, Markup and Commission

Grade 7
7.8

Consumer Math: Unit Prices

7.11

Unit Prices with Unit Conversions Up to 20

7.12

Unit Prices with Metric Unit Conversions Up to 20

7.23

Unit Prices with Unit Conversions Up to 40

7.33

Sale Prices: Find the Original Price

7.35

Compound Interest

7.38

Simple Interest

7.39

Percent of a Number: Tax, Discount, Tip

7.42

Unit Prices with Metric Unit Conversions II

Grade 8
8.5

Consumer Math: Unit Prices

8.6

Consumer Math: Price Lists

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