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Dear friend:
Let's learn something more about coins.
You now know about Penny and Nickel.
After nickel comes Dime.
Dime is worth 10 cents.
Dime equals two Nickels.
It is smallest in size! Even smaller than a Penny.
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| Ten Cents | Two Nickels | One Dime | |||||||
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| One Dime | One Nickel | Five Pennies | ||||||
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| Five Pennies | One Nickel | ||||||||
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How many dimes and nickels are there? Count them. |
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How many dimes are
there? Count them. |
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Tell your parent that you know about Pennies, Nickels, and Dimes.
Tell your parent that you know how to count Dimes, Nickels, and Pennies.
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