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Dime

Match the quantity of dimes

Match the quantity of dimes

Match the quantity of dimes

Match the quantity of dimes

Match the quantity of coins

Match the quantity of coins

Match the quantity of coins

Match the quantity of coins

Count out the value in dimes 10 cents

Count out the value in nickels 20 cents

Count out the value in nickels 30 cents

Count out the value in nickels 40 cents

Circle which group of coins is bigger

Circle which group of pennies is bigger

Circle which group of pennies is bigger

Circle which group of pennies is bigger

Circle which item costs more 16 cents 17 cents

Circle which item costs more 17 cents 14 cents

Circle which item costs more 18 cents 20 cents

Circle which item costs more 21 cents 17 cents