Learning to Count using
One-to-One Correspondence
By: Erica Cornett
ECE 8814/05
Pre-K Content Standards
Math
• MD1a – Counts by rote
• MD1c – Counts objects using one-to-one correspondence
• MD1g – Associates numeral name with set of objects
Social and Emotional
• SE1d – Develops personal preferences
Language and Literacy
• LD1a – Listens to and follows spoken directions
• LD6b – Uses scribbles, shapes, pictures and letters or other forms of writing
• LD6c – Understands that print is used to communicate ideas and information (writing for a
purpose)
Table Of Contents
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Who Likes Having Money?
How Much Is A Penny Worth?
What Can You Buy With 5 Pennies?
How Can You Spend 5 Pennies?
Who Bought What?
– Classroom Bar Chart
– Classroom Pie Chart
• Enjoy The Show!
• What If…
• Just For Fun
Who Likes Having Money?
Do you like having money? I do!
Why do you like having money?
I like having money so that I can buy nice things for
the people I love and myself.
How Much Is
A Penny Worth?
A penny is worth one (1) cent.
Let’s practice counting the pennies below.
How many pennies do we have?
How many cents do we have?
What Can You
Buy With 5 Pennies?
1
Penny
2
Pennies
3
Pennies
4
Pennies
5
Pennies
How Can You
Spend 5 Pennies?
Each color represents a way
you can spend your 5 pennies.
Candy
Eraser
Ring
5 Pennies
Pencil
What are some other ways
you can think of?
Bubbles
Can’t Remember Your Options? Click Here!
Who Bought What?
Classroom Shopping Results
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Pennies 2
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Shopping Options
Students
Who Bought What? (cont’d)
Classroom Shopping Results
5%
10%
25%
Bubbles
Candy/Ring
15%
Pencil/Eraser
Eraser/3 Rings
25%
20%
Pencil/2 Rings
5 Rings
Enjoy the Show!
For your viewing pleasure, enjoy the following short films.
Colors
to
Count
Everybody
Counts
Click on a T.V. to watch a film.
What If…
What if you were very rich?
What would you spend your money on and why?
Just For Fun
Want to learn more about money? Check out these websites.
The US Mint’s Games for Kids
Kids’ Money Kids’ Page
Indian Child – Money Games, Investments Games for Kids