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Counting pennies, nickels, dimes and quarters, with totals under a dollar, usually comes in grade 2. Start without the quarters, or lower the largest total to 50¢. These are conventions, not rules.

Counting coins

Start with the coin worth the most and count on: for a quarter, two dimes and a penny, say 25, 35, 45, 46. A penny is 1¢, a nickel 5¢, a dime 10¢ and a quarter 25¢. The dime is the smallest coin, yet it is worth more than a penny or a nickel.

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The coins are drawn at the US Mint’s diameters, from the 17.91 mm dime to the 24.26 mm quarter, so a child can lay real coins on them. Print at Actual size or 100%; on A5 and smaller paper they are drawn smaller to fit.

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