$10 + $5 = $15.00
Today we'll learn how to name dollar bills and write money amounts.
Here's a key idea — one hundred cents is the same as one dollar.
These are the bills we use most: one, five, ten, and twenty dollars.
This is the one-dollar bill — it's worth just one dollar.
This is the five-dollar bill — it's worth five dollars.
This is the ten-dollar bill — it's worth ten dollars.
And this is the twenty-dollar bill — it's worth twenty dollars.
Sam has one ten-dollar bill and one five-dollar bill. How much money does he have?
Ten plus five equals fifteen.
We use the dollar symbol — this curly S — to show it's money. Write a dollar sign, then fifteen.
We can also write it with a decimal point and two zeros for the cents.
Sam has fifteen dollars — written dollar sign one five point zero zero. Nice work!