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Money, Money, Money

Money A penny is worth one cent.

Money When you count pennies count by ones. = 1 = 2 = 3

Let’s Count Pennies! 4 6 3

Money A nickel is worth five cents.

Money When you count nickels count by fives. = 5 = 10 = 15

When you count nickels and pennies always start with the nickels.

Let’s Count Nickels! 10 15 20

Let’s Count Nickels and Pennies! 13 5 25

Money A dime is worth ten cents.

Money When you count dimes count by tens. = 10 = 20 = 30

When you count dimes, nickels and pennies start with the dimes, then count the nickels and pennies.

Let’s Count Dimes! 5 25 50

Let’s Count Dimes and Pennies! 6 33 60

Try Dimes, and Nickels! 5 25 35

Now Dimes, Nickels and Pennies! 7 35 38

Money A quarter is worth twenty-five cents.

= 25 = 50 = 100 = 75 When you count quarters count by twenty-five. Money When you count quarters count by twenty-five. = 25 = 50 = 100 = 75

When you count quarters, dimes, nickels and pennies start with the quarters, then count the dimes, nickels and pennies.

Let’s Count Quarters! 50 25 10

Let’s Count Quarters and Pennies! 53 50 25

Try Quarters and Nickels! 4 40 20

Now Quarters and Dimes! 5 95 50

Let’s Count Them All! 7 50 53

Now Let’s Buy Some

47 cents

58 cents

74 cents

Congratulations on your purchases! Click on the walking penny to play a game!