Measurement and Data
NC.1.MD.5 – Identify quarters, dimes, and nickels and relate their values to pennies.
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(chorus)
Make dollars, make cents.
Make dollars, make cents.
Let’s make dollars, make cents.
Let’s make dollars, make cents.
(verse)
One penny is 1 cent, one penny is 1 cent.
The face on the front is Abraham Lincoln.
He was our 16th president.
One nickel is 5 cents, one nickel is 5 cents.
The face on the front is Thomas Jefferson.
He was our 3rd president.
One dime is 10 cents, one dime is 10 cents.
The face on the front is Franklin Roosevelt.
He was our 32nd president.
One quarter is 25 five cents, one quarter is 25 five cents.
The face on the front is George Washington.
He was our 1st president.
(chorus)
Make dollars, make cents.
Make dollars, make cents.
Let’s make dollars, make cents.
Let’s make dollars, make cents.
Make dollars, make cents.
Make dollars, make cents.
Let’s make dollars, make cents.
Let’s make dollars, make cents.
(verse)
Now one penny is 1 cent, so 100 pennies is one dollar.
One nickel is 5 cents, so 20 nickels is one dollar.
One dime is 10 cents, so 10 dimes is one dollar.
One quarter is 25 cents, so 4 quarters is one dollar.
Now one penny is 1 cent, so 100 pennies is one dollar.
One nickel is 5 cents, so 20 nickels is one dollar.
One dime is 10 cents, so 10 dimes is one dollar.
One quarter is 25 cents, so 4 quarters is one dollar.
(chorus)
Make dollars, make cents.
Make dollars, make cents.