To find the total value of the play money, we need to count how many bills there are for each denomination (value) and then add them all together.
Step 1: Count the $1 bills
Looking at the top-left section, there are 4 bills with George Washington on them. These are $1 bills.
$4 \times \$1 = \$4$
Step 2: Count the $5 bills
Below the $1 bills, there are 4 bills with Abraham Lincoln on them. These are $5 bills.
$4 \times \$5 = \$20$
Step 3: Count the $10 bills
In the middle column, the top 4 bills have Alexander Hamilton on them. These are $10 bills.
$4 \times \$10 = \$40$
Step 4: Count the $20 bills
Below the $10 bills in the middle column, there are 6 bills with Andrew Jackson on them. These are $20 bills.
$6 \times \$20 = \$120$
Step 5: Count the $50 bills
In the top-right section, there are 4 bills with Ulysses S. Grant on them. These are $50 bills.
$4 \times \$50 = \$200$
Step 6: Count the $100 bills
Below the $50 bills on the right side, there are 3 bills with Benjamin Franklin on them. These are $100 bills.
$3 \times \$100 = \$300$
Step 7: Add all the totals together
Now, we sum up the values from each step:
$\$4 + \$20 + \$40 + \$120 + \$200 + \$300$
Let's add them in groups to make it easier:
* $4 + 20 = 24$
* $24 + 40 = 64$
* $64 + 120 = 184$
* $184 + 200 = 384$
* $384 + 300 = 684$
The total amount is $684.
Final Answer:
$684
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of free printable play money front and back.
