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Q: What will my child learn in "Count sets of like coins"?

To find the total value of identical coins, skip-count by the value of the coin. For example, count nickels by 5s, dimes by 10s, or quarters by 25s. This 2nd Grade Math lesson builds the skill Count money to one dollar with a concept card and practice.

Q: What grade level is "Count sets of like coins" for?

"Count sets of like coins" is a 2nd Grade Math lesson in the Time and Money unit, designed for students around ages 7-8.

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Question 1

If you have 4 dimes, which skip-counting pattern do you use?

Accepted Answer

10, 20, 30, 40

Answer

5, 10, 15, 20

Answer

25, 50, 75, 100

Answer

1, 2, 3, 4

Question 2

What is the total value of 3 nickels?

Accepted Answer

15¢

Answer

10¢

Answer

20¢

Answer

25¢

Question 3

Which is greater: 2 nickels or 2 dimes?

Accepted Answer

2 dimes

Answer

2 nickels

Answer

They are the same

Answer

I cannot tell

Question 4

How much are 3 dimes worth?

Accepted Answer

30 cents

Count sets of like coins

Skip-counting by Coin Value