Counting Dimes and Pennies

Counting Pennies, Nickels, and Dimes

Penny, penny easily spent.

​Copper brown and worth one cent.

Nickel, nickel thick and fat.

Worth five cents, I know that!

Dime, dime little and thin.

I remember you're worth ten.

When we count coins we normally start with the highest valued coin, then count on from there. It helps when you skip count based on the coins' value.

​10+10+10+5+5+5+5

​(10,20,30,35,40,45,50)

Multiple Choice

When counting a group of dimes, what should we count by?

• fives

• tens

• twenty-fives

• ones

Multiple Choice

^{What is the value of a dime?}

• 25¢
• 10¢
• 5¢
• 1¢

Multiple Choice

When counting a group of nickels, what should we count by?

• fives

• tens

• ones

• twenty-fives

Multiple Choice

Identify this coin

• Nickel
• Penny
• Dime
• Quarter

Multiple Choice

^{What is the value of a nickel?}

• 25¢
• 10¢
• 5¢
• 1¢

Multiple Choice

^{What is the value of this coin?}

• 25¢
• 10¢
• 5¢
• 1¢

Multiple Choice

Identify this coin

• Dime
• Quarter
• Nickel
• Penny

Multiple Choice

^{What is the name of this coin?}

• Quarter
• Dime
• Nickel
• Penny

Multiple Choice

What is the value of the collection of coins shown?

• 52¢

• 12¢

• 22¢

• 24¢

Multiple Choice

What is the value of the collection of coins shown?

• 81¢

• 26¢

• 41¢

• 36¢

Multiple Choice

What is the value of the collection of coins shown?

• 18¢

• 33¢

• 45¢

• 6¢

Multiple Choice

What is the value of the collection of coins shown?

• 31¢

• 41¢

• 51¢

• 26¢

Multiple Choice

How much is this?

• 45 cents
• 30 cents
• 25 cents
• 35 cents

Multiple Choice

What is the value of these coins?

• 31¢
• 27¢
• 75¢
• 37¢

Multiple Choice

What is the value of these coins?

• 60¢
• 30¢
• 40¢
• 25¢