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Value of coins

Year 3 maths · Fieldbook Learning

Name ______________________ Date __________

How many pence is the coin worth?

Omar says: How many pence is one penny worth?
Ana thinks: How many pence is one dime worth?
Pia asks: How many pence is one dime worth?
Gus thinks: How many pence is one penny worth?
Kai says: How many pence is one dime worth?
Chen wonders: How many pence is one nickel worth?
Chen wonders: How many pence is one penny worth?
Ivy thinks: How many pence is one dime worth?
Ivy wonders: How many pence is one nickel worth?
Ivy thinks: How many pence is one penny worth?
Mo thinks: How many pence is one dime worth?
Fay wonders: How many pence is one penny worth?
Fay says: How many pence is one nickel worth?
Mo thinks: How many pence is one nickel worth?
Nia wonders: How many pence is one quarter worth?
Ana thinks: How many pence is one nickel worth?
Nia thinks: How many pence is one dime worth?
Mo asks: How many pence is one nickel worth?
Lia says: How many pence is one quarter worth?
Jon thinks: How many pence is one nickel worth?

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Answer key: Value of coins

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10
10
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10
5
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10
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1
10
1
5
5
25
5
10
5
25
5