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Coins!

Penny

Penny Copper Copper Small Coin Small Coin Abe Lincoln Abe Lincoln 1 cent 1 cent

Penny 1

Penny Penny, Penny, Easily spent Copper brown and worth one cent!

Penny How many pennies do you see? How much money do you have? 4

Nickel

Nickel Silver Silver Thomas Jefferson Thomas Jefferson 5 cents 5 cents

Nickel 5

Nickel Nickel, Nickel, Thick and fat, You’re worth five cents. I know that!

Nickel 555 How many nickels do you see? How much money do you have? 15

Dime

Dime Silver Silver Smallest Coin Smallest Coin Franklin Roosevelt Franklin Roosevelt 10 cents 10 cents

Dime 10

Dime Dime, Dime, Little and thin, I remember, You’re worth ten!

Dime How many dimes do you see? How much money do you have? 50

Quarter

Quarter Silver Silver Larger Coin Larger Coin George Washington George Washington 25 cents 25 cents

Quarter 25

Quarter Quarter, Quarter, Big and bold, You’re worth twenty-five I’m told!

Quarter How many quarters do you see? How much money do you have?

Coin Poem Penny, Penny, Easily spent. Copper brown and worth one cent! Nickel, nickel, thick and fat. You’re worth five cents. I know that! Dime, dime, little and thin. I remember, You’re worth ten! Quarter, quarter, big and bold. You’re worth twenty-five I’m told!