Counting Pennies: A Fun Numerical Journey
Explore the value and history of pennies as you learn about counting to 100 by ones. Discover the significance of a penny and how it contributes to the bigger picture of currency. From Abraham Lincoln's portrait to the composition of copper, delve into the world of pennies and their place in currency systems.
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Can you count to 100 by 1s? 1 cent. one dollar. A penny is worth There are 100 pennies in = $1 100 = 1 A penny is made of copper and has Abraham Lincoln on the front. Penny
Can you count to 100 by 5s? 5 cents. dollar. A nickel is worth There are 20 nickels in one = $1 = 5 20 A nickel is made of both nickel and copper. Thomas Jefferson is on the front of a nickel. Nickel
Can you count to 100 by 10s? 10 cents. dollar. A dime is worth There are 10 dimes in one = $1 = 10 10 A dime is made of both nickel and copper. Franklin Delano Roosevelt is on the front of a dime. Dime
Can you count to 100 by 25s? 25 cents. one dollar. A quarter is worth There are 4 quarters in = $1 = 25 4 A quarter is made of both nickel and copper. George Washington is on the front of a quarter. Quarter
