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How Many Coins Are In Each Roll?
What coins are used in today (2022)?
How many dime is a quarter?
What is the ratio of a dime to a quarter?
How many dimes equal 2 quarters?
How much makes a quarter?

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How Many Coins Are In Each Roll?

Coin	Coins Per Roll	Roll Total Value
Penny (1 cent or 1/100 US$)	50	$0.50
Nickel (5 cents or 1/20 US$)	40	$2
Dime (10 cents or 1/10 US$)	50	$5
Quarter (25 cents or 1/4 US$)	40	$10
Kennedy Half-dollar (50 cents or 1/2 US$)	20	$10
Native American One Dollar (100 cents or 1 s or 1/2 US$)	25	$25
Presidential One Dollar ($1 piece)	25	$25

What coins are used in today (2022)?

The penny, nickel, dime, and quarter are the circulating coins that we commonly use today.

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US CoinsUS Money
The Penny
The Dime
The Nickel
The Quarter

Major US Coins in Circulation:

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Money Books to Print:

Counting Coins
A Printable Activity Book
A short, printable book about coins for early readers. Color and count the pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters, then tally up what they are worth.

Piggy Bank Coins
A Printable Activity Book
A short, printable shape book about counting coins for early readers. Color and count the pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters on the pig-shaped pages.

US Coins
A Book With Tabs

Read, write, and answer questions about the penny, nickel, dime, and quarter.

Label and Matching (Printouts):

Coins/Money Crafts:

Adding and Subtracting Coins (Printouts):

Adding Pennies Add up the pennies in these printouts: Adding Pennies: Printout #1 Adding Pennies: Printout #2 Adding Pennies: Printout #3 Adding Pennies: Printout #4 Adding Pennies: Printout #5 Adding Pennies: Printout #6	Subtracting Pennies Subtract the pennies in these printouts: Subtracting Pennies: Printout #1 Subtracting Pennies: Printout #2 Subtracting Pennies: Printout #3	Adding Nickels Add up the nickels in these printout: Adding Nickels: Printout #1 Adding Nickels: Printout #2 Adding Nickels: Printout #3 Adding Nickels: Printout #4 Adding Nickels: Printout #5 Adding Nickels: Printout #6	Subtracting Nickels Subtract the nickels in these printout: Subtracting Nickels: Printout #1 Subtracting Nickels: Printout #2 Subtracting Nickels: Printout #3
Adding Dimes Add up the dimes in these printout2: Adding Dimes #1 Printout Adding Dimes #2 Printout Adding Dimes #3 Printout Adding Dimes #4 Printout Adding Dimes #5 Printout Adding Dimes #6 Printout	Subtracting Dimes Subtract the dimes in these printouts: Subtracting Dimes #1 Subtracting Dimes #2 Subtracting Dimes #3	Adding Quarters Add up the quarters in these printouts: Adding Quarters #1 Adding Quarters #2 Adding Quarters #3 Adding Quarters #4 Adding Quarters #5 Adding Quarters #6	Subtracting Quarters Subtract the quarters in these printouts: Subtracting Quarters #1 Subtracting Quarters #2 Subtracting Quarters #3

Making Change Pages

Many printable worksheets on making change with coins.

Making Change with Dollars:
Printable Worksheets

These printable worksheets are exercises in making change with dollars. If you pay for items with dollars, how much change would you get?

Make Change for a Dollar

Write down as many ways as can you to make change for a dollar using half-dollars (50¢), quarters (25¢), dimes (10¢), nickels (5¢) and/or pennies (1¢).

Make Change for a Quarter

Write down as many ways as can you to make change for a quarter using dimes (10¢), nickels (5¢) and/or pennies (1¢).

Make a Dollar with Coins

Find 10 ways of making a dollar with coins.

Draw Coins to Buy Items

For each item, draw the coins that you would need to buy it. Use pennies (1¢), nickels (5¢), dimes (10¢) and/or quarters (25¢). #1, #2, #3, #4, #5, #6, #7, #8, #9.

Write Coin Values

Write the values of the coins in each circle so that they equal the money total. #1: from 10¢-30¢, #2: from 20¢-50¢, #3: from 25¢-75¢, #4: from 25¢-75¢, #5: from 6¢-12¢, #6: from 13¢-17¢, #7: from 18¢-23¢, #8: from 24¢-23¢, #9: from 31¢-35¢, #10: from 31¢-35¢, #11: from 41¢-45¢, #12: from 46¢-51¢.

Make Amounts with Coins

Find different ways of making amounts with coins.
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How Many! (Printouts):

How Many Pennies: Printout Figure out how many pennies are in each group.	How Much? (Nickels): A Printout Figure out how many money is in each group of nickels.	How Much? (Dimes): A Printout Figure out how many money is in each group of dimes.	How Much? (Quarters): A Printout Figure out how many money is in each group of quarters.
How Much? (Pennies and Nickels) Figure out how much money is in each group of nickels and pennies: How Much? (Pennies and Nickels): Printout #1 How Much? (Pennies and Nickels): Printout #2 How Much? (Pennies and Nickels): Printout #3	How Much? (Pennies and Dimes) Figure out how much money is in each group of dimes and pennies in thse printouts: How Much? (Pennies and Dimes): Printout #1 How Much? (Pennies and Dimes): Printout #2 How Much? (Pennies and Dimes): Printout #3	How Much? (Pennies and Quarters) Figure out how much money is in each group of quarters and pennies in thse printouts: How Much? (Pennies and Quarters): Printout #1 How Much? (Pennies and Quarters): Printout #2 How Much? (Pennies and Quarters): Printout #3	How Much? (Nickels and Dimes) Figure out how much money is in each group of nickels and dimes: How Much? (Nickels and Dimes): Printout #1 How Much? (Nickels and Dimes): Printout #2 How Much? (Nickels and Dimes): Printout #3

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How many dime is a quarter?

For example, a quarter dollar can be made from two dimes plus one nickel. Each dime is worth 10¢ and the nickel is worth 5¢. 10 + 10 + 5 = 25 and so two dimes plus a nickel add up to make 25¢.