What is $21.67?

What is $21.67? It’s like having 21 whole dollars and 67 cents, which are like little coins you can use to buy candy or toys.

Imagine you have a piggy bank full of dollars, the big ones that look like paper. You have 21 of those, meaning you could buy 21 apples if each apple cost $1. But then, you also have some coins, 67 cents, which is almost like having another dollar, but just a little less.

Think of it like this: If you had $21, that’s like having 21 big paper bills. Now, add 67 cents, that's like adding 67 small coins to your piggy bank. Together, they make $21.67, which is a bit more than 21 dollars but not quite 22.

So, $21.67 is just a way of saying you have a lot of money, almost enough for 22 things!

• If you’re buying something that costs $21.67, you need to give exactly that much.
• Sometimes, you might get change back if you pay with more than that amount.
• It’s like having 21 big dollars and a bunch of small coins, all helping you buy what you want!