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    The document provides instructions for showing various coin amounts in Canadian currency in multiple ways. It asks the reader to draw coins to represent dollar amounts of $1, $2, and 25 cents using different coins, and to show amounts from 28 cents to $2 in two ways each. The purpose is to practice representing monetary values using coins.

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    100 cents - $1

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    The document provides instructions for showing various coin amounts in Canadian currency in multiple ways. It asks the reader to draw coins to represent dollar amounts of $1, $2, and 25 cents using different coins, and to show amounts from 28 cents to $2 in two ways each. The purpose is to practice representing monetary values using coins.

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    100 Cents - $1

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    The document provides instructions for showing various coin amounts in Canadian currency in multiple ways. It asks the reader to draw coins to represent dollar amounts of $1, $2, and 25 cents using different coins, and to show amounts from 28 cents to $2 in two ways each. The purpose is to practice representing monetary values using coins.

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    100 cents = 1 dollar = 1 Loonie

    1. Draw coins to show $1 four different ways.

    2. Which would weight more: $1 in 10 cent coins or $1 in 25- cent coins?

    200 cents = 2 dollar = 2 Toonie


    1. Draw coins to show $2 four different ways.

    2. Which would weight more: $2 in 10 cent coins or $2 in 25- cent coins?

    25 cents = Quarter
    1. Draw coins to show 25 four different ways.

    2. Which would weight more: 25 in 5 cent coins or 25 in 1- cent coins?

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