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MONEY! Pick the correct coin! Click here to get started!!

Click on the Penny = 1¢

Great Job! You Picked the Penny = 1¢

Good Try! That is a Nickel = 5¢ Go back and click on the Penny

Click on the dime = 10¢

Great Job! You picked the Dime = 10¢

Good Try! That is a Quarter = 25¢ Go back and click on the Dime

Click on the Nickel = 5¢

Great Job! You picked the Nickel = 5¢

Good Try! You picked a Dime = 10¢ Go back and click on the Nickel

Click on the Quarter = 25¢

Great Job! You picked the Quarter = 25¢

Good Try! You picked a Penny = 1¢ Go back and click on the Quarter.

Click on the Nickel = 5¢

Good Try! Go back and click on the Nickel

Great Job! You found the Nickel = 5¢

Click on the Quarter = 25¢

Good Try! Go back and click on the Quarter

Great Job! You clicked on the Quarter = 25¢

Click on the Penny = 1¢

Good Try! Go back and click on the Penny

Great Job! You picked the Penny = 1¢

Click on the Dime = 10¢

Good Try! Go back and click on the Dime

Good Job! You found the Dime = 10¢

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