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Count the coins

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Ten pennies equal one dime. One dime and 3 pennies make 13¢.
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Example

How much money is this?

10¢1¢1¢1¢1¢1¢
Answer: 15 ¢

Counting · Numbers & Operations

Count 11 to 20 with ten frames, groups of ten and coins. Make a ten, then count on.

Ten pennies equal one dime. One dime and 3 pennies make 13¢.

This is step 5 of unit 2, “Counting”, in Stage 1: Numbers to 20, adding and subtracting (ages 6–7). A round has 8 problems; 90% or better earns three stars. Everything is free with no sign-up, and your stars and XP are saved on this device.