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Identifying Coins

What are the names of each coin? Penny Nickel Dime Quarter

What do the coins look like?

Let’s look closer at each coin This is a penny A penny is brown A penny is worth 1 cent A penny has a picture of Abraham Lincoln on the front

Nickel This is a nickel A nickel is worth 5 cents A nickel is silver with a smooth edge A nickel has Thomas Jefferson on the front

Dime This is a dime A dime is worth 10 cents A dime is a small, silver coin A dime has Franklin D. Roosevelt on the front

Quarter This is a quarter A quarter is worth 25 cents A quarter is a large, silver coin It has a picture of George Washington on the front

Now let’s see if you can identify them