From http://drjean.org/ Found a Penny By Dr. Jean Lyrics by Dr. Holly From http://drjean.org/

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From http://drjean.org/ Found a Penny By Dr. Jean Lyrics by Dr. Holly From http://drjean.org/

Found a penny, found a penny, Found a penny just now. It is round and brown and shiny

I see Lincoln, I see Lincoln, Our sixteenth president. On the back is his Memorial Penny, penny’s worth one cent.

Found a nickel, found a nickel, It is round and fat and silver Found a nickel just now. It is round and fat and silver

I see Jefferson, I see Jefferson, Our third president. On the back is Monticello, Nickel, nickel’s worth five cents.

Found a dime, found a dime, Found a dime just now. It is thin and small and silver,

I see Roosevelt, I see Roosevelt, Our thirty-second president. On the back is a torch. One dime is worth ten cents.

Found a quarter, found a quarter, Found a quarter just now. It’s the largest of all the coins,

I see Washington, I see Washington, Our first president. On the back the bald eagle; Quarter’s worth twenty-five cents

Found a dollar, found a dollar, Found a dollar just now. It has a picture of George Washington And it’s worth one hundred cents

= Five pennies equal a nickel.

= Ten pennies equal a dime.

= Twenty-five pennies in a quarter,

= Two nickels equal a dime.

= Five nickels in a quarter, = or a nickel and two dimes;

= Four quarters in a dollar

= And a dollar equals ten dimes.