Canadian Coins
Canadian Bills
Counting Money
Ways to Make A Dollar
Ways to Make $2.00
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What coin has an image of the Bluenose Schooner?
It is a dime
100
If you mix blue and yellow, you will get the colour of this Canadian bill.
It is a $20 Dollar Bill.
100
I have: 2 dimes 2 nickels. How much do I have?
I have 30 cents.
100
How can I make a dollar using 4 coins?
I need 4 quarters.
100
How can I make $2.00 with two coins?
I need two Loonies
200
This coin is silver. It has an image of Canada's national animal.
It is a nickel
200
Two of these bank notes is worth $200
It is a two $100 dollar bills
200
I have 7 quarters. How much money do I have?
I have $1.75
200
How can I make a dollar with ten of the same coin?
I need 10 dimes
200
How many dimes are needed to make $2.00?
I would need 20 dimes
300
This larger size silver coin has an image of a member of the deer family.
It is a quarter
300
This dollar bill is the colour of the sky and is one of the primary colours.
It is a $5 Dollar Bill
300
I have 1 quarter 2 dimes 1 nickel 2 loonies, how much do I have?
I have $2.50
300
How can you make $1.00 with twenty coins?
I would need 20 nickels.
300
How can I make $2.00 using five coins?
I need 1 Loonie and 4 quarters.
400
This coin is worth 8 quarters.
It is a Toonie
400
What is the bill between the $20 dollar bill and $100 dollar bill?
It is a $50 Dollar Bill
400
How can I make $1.00 using 7 coins.
I need 5 dimes and 2 quarters
400
How can I make $1.00 using 1 coin.
What is a Loonie.
400
How can I make $2.00 with eighteen coins?
I need 10 dimes, 5 nickels, and 3 quarters
500
This coin has Canada's former national bird on it.
It is a Loonie
500
True or False. Brown, Pink, Green, Purple, and Blue are the colours of the Canadian bills.
FALSE. Brown, Red, Green, Purple, Blue are the colours
500
If I have ten $5 bills, how much do I have?
I have $50 ($5+$5+$5+$5+$5+$5+$5+$5+$5+$5= $50)
500
How can I make $1.00 using 10 coins.
I need 6 nickels, 2 dimes and 2 quarters.
500
How can I make $2.00 with twelve coins.
I need 5 nickels, 5 dimes, 1 quarter, and 1 loonie