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One nickel is equal to 5 cents. We count each nickel by saying the number 5. This Kindergarten Math lesson builds the skill Money as counting objects with a concept card and practice.

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"Count small nickel groups" is a Kindergarten Math lesson in the Measure and Time unit, designed for students around ages 5-6.

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Count small nickel groups

Kindergarten Math practice: One nickel is how many cents. Part of measure and time (Measure and Time).

~5 min

A nickel can be counted as 5 in small totals.

A nickel is worth 5

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One nickel is equal to 5 cents. We count each nickel by saying the number 5.