DMC College Foundation Inc.

A De La Salle Supervised School

Integrated School
Fr. Patangan Road, Sta. Filomena, Dipolog City

MATHEMATICS
GRADE 1

PREPARED BY:
STEVE T. BUCAD, LPT
GRADE VI ADVISER

SECOND QUARTER
WEEK 2
S.Y. 2020 – 2021
NUMBERS AND NUMBER SENSE
Introduction
Money plays an important role in everyday life.
It is used to buy the things that you need
such as food, clothes, medicine, and
others. It is also used to pay for services.

Therefore, it is important that you

know how to count and learn the value
of money.

In the Philippines, money is called

pesos and centavos.

They are in forms of coins and bills.

Coins are made of metals and bills are made up of special kind of
paper.

In this lesson, you will know the different kinds and forms of
Philippine Money.

II. Recognizing Money

2.1. Recognizing and Comparing Philippine Money

Learning Competency:

1. recognizes and compares coins and bills up to PhP100 and their

notations.
II. Recognizing Money (Recognizing and Comparing Philippine

Money) PRE – ASSESSMENT

 The Grade 1 pupils saved money every day. After two weeks they
compared their savings with their seatmates. Jenny and Jay compared their
savings.

Jenny saved ₱55.00 and Jay saved ₱30.00.

Who was able to save more? jenny

Who saved less money? jay

How much did Jenny save? ₱55.00

How much did Jay save? ₱30.00

How did you compare the amount of

money they have? By subtracting
CORE CONTENTS
 The Grade 1 pupils saved money every day. After two weeks they
compared their savings with their seatmates. Jenny and Jay compared their
savings.

Jenny saved ₱55.00 and Jay saved ₱30.00. Who was able to save more?

Jenny’s money is greater than Jay’s money ₱55.00 > ₱30.00

Jenny saved more money than Jay.

Mona and Dana compared their savings. Mona saved ₱20.00 and Dana
saved ₱45.00. Who saved less money?

Mona’s money is less than Dana’s money ₱20.00 < ₱45.00

Mona saved less money than Dana.

Cesar and Ramon compared their savings. Cesar saved ₱40.00 and
Ramon saved ₱40.00.

Cesar’s money is equal to Ramon’s money ₱40.00 = ₱40.00

Cesar and Ramon had equal savings.

The following are the coins and bills in the Philippines.

 Coins and Bills In Symbol In Words 1 ¢ or ₱0.01

One centavo 5 ¢ or ₱0.05 Five centavos

25 ¢ or ₱0.25 Twenty-five centavos

₱1.00 One peso ₱5.00 Five pesos

₱10.00 Ten pesos ₱20.00

Twenty pesos

₱50.00 Fifty pesos ₱100.00

One hundred pesos ₱200.00 Two hundred pesos

₱500.00 Five hundred pesos

₱1,000.00 One thousand pesos Here are the descriptions for the coins
and bills.

Coins and Bills Color Heroes printed on the bills and coins 1 ¢ or

₱0.01 SilverImage of a sun and 3 stars, Mangkono flower

5 ¢ or ₱0.05 SilverImage of a sun and 3 stars, Kapal-kapal baging

flower

25 ¢ or ₱0.25 SilverImage of a sun and 3 stars, Katmon flowers

₱1.00 SilverThe face of Jose P. Rizal.

Image of Waling-waling flower
 ₱5.00 SilverThe face of Andress Bonifacio. Image of a
Tayabak flower

₱10.00 SilverThe face of Apolinario Mabini. Image of Kapa-

kapa flower
₱20.00 Orange The face of Manuel L. Quezon ₱50.00 Red

The face of Sergio Osmeña

Green
₱100.00 Violet The face of Manuel A. Roxas ₱200.00 The

face of Diosdado P. Macapagal

₱500.00 YellowThe faces of Corazon C. Aquino and Benigno

Aquino, Jr.
The faces of Josefa Llanes Escoda,
₱1,000.00 Light blue

Jose Abad Santos, and Vicente P.

Lim

∙ Peso is used to name the Philippine money.

∙ Peso sign (₱) is used to write the amounts of money in centavos. ∙
Centavo sign (¢) is used to write the amounts of money in
centavos.
∙ There are (6) different coins: 1-centavo, 5-centavo, 25-centavo, 1-
peso, 5-peso, and 10-peso coins.
∙ There are (6) different bills: 20-peso bill, 50-peso bill, 100-peso
 bill, 200-peso bill, 500-peso bill, and 1 000-pso bill. ∙ Use the
following symbols when comparing amounts of money: ▪ > greater
than
▪ < less than
▪ = equal to
∙ A peso is always greater than a centavo.
POST – ASSESSMENT
A. Match the coin with the correct amount.

1. 25¢ 2. ₱5.00

3. 5¢

4. ₱1.00 5. ₱10.00

B. Match the bill with the correct amount.

1. ₱100.00 2.

₱20.00 3. ₱500.00 4.

₱50.00 5. ₱200.00
C. Write the following amounts in
words. 1. ₱75.00 seventy-five pesos

2. ₱48.50 forty-eight pesos and fifty centavos

3. 45¢ forty-five centavos

4. ₱16.25 sixteen-pesos and twenty-five centavos

5. ₱0.85 eighty-five centavos

6. ₱11.00 eleven pesos

7. ₱0.05 five centavos

8. ₱80.15 eighty pesos and fifteen centavos

9. 70¢ seventy centavos

10. ₱39.30 thirteen-nine pesos and thirty centavos

D. Write the following amounts in

symbol. 1. twenty-five centavos 25¢

2. eighteen pesos and fifty centavos

₱18.50 3. ninety-four pesos and five

₱94.5 centavos 4. eleven pesos and ten

centavos ₱11.10 5. sixty-five centavos

65¢

6. eighty centavos 80¢

7. thirty-eight pesos and ten centavos

₱38.10 8. seventy-five centavos 75¢

9. ten pesos and five centavos

₱10.5 10. ten centavos 10¢

E. Write C on the blank if the amount of money in symbol is written in words

correctly and W if it written incorrectly.

1. ₱8.50 eight pesos and fifty centavos C 2. ₱35.00 thirty-

five centavos W
 3. ₱60.50 sixty pesos and fifty pesos W

4. ₱99.10 ninety-nine pesos and ten centavos C 5. ₱4.40 forty-

four pesos W

6. ₱19.50 nineteen fifty pesos W

7. 45¢ twenty-five centavos W

8. ₱65.75 sixty-five pesos and seventy-five Centavos C

9. ₱45.20 forty-five and twenty centavos C 10. ₱9.20 nine

pesos W

F. Compare the amounts by writing the symbol <, >, or = on the line.

1. 2.

3.

4. 5.

6. eighty centavos fifty-five pesos 7. twenty-one pesos seventy-five

centavos 8. one hundred pesos one hundred fifty pesos

9. thirty-five pesos and thirty-five pesos and fifty centavos twenty-

five centavos

10. seventy-five pesos seventy centavos

G. Box ( ) the amount of money with the greatest value and circle ( ) the
money with least value.
1. ₱25.00 ₱0.25 ₱25.05 2. ₱0.75 ₱75.00 ₱57.00 3. ₱100.00 ₱0.10

₱1.00 4. ₱5.00 ₱500.00 ₱50.50 5. ₱34.50 ₱34.00 ₱43.50

References

Josefina V. Suarez. Math Beyond Time. JO-ES Publishing, Inc. 2019.

Noel M. Menor and Maria J. Sanvictores. Realistic Math Second
Scaling Greater Heights Second Edition. Sibs Publishing House,
Inc. 2017.