Let’s go step by step to match each coin and bill with its correct name.
First, look at the top row:
It shows a copper-colored coin with Lincoln on one side and “ONE CENT” on the other. That’s a
Penny.
Second row:
Silver coin with Jefferson on front and Monticello on back — that’s a
Nickel (worth 5 cents).
Third row:
Small silver coin with Roosevelt on front and torch/olive branch/oak branch on back — that’s a
Dime (worth 10 cents).
Fourth row:
Larger silver coin with Washington on front and eagle on back — says “QUARTER DOLLAR” — so that’s a
Quarter (worth 25 cents).
Fifth row:
Paper money with George Washington and says “ONE DOLLAR” — that’s a
Dollar bill.
Now let’s match them in order from top to bottom:
1. Penny → matches “Penny”
2. Nickel → matches “Nickel”
3. Dime → matches “Dime”
4. Quarter → matches “Quarter”
5. Dollar → matches “Dollar”
So the correct matching is:
Top coin → Penny
Second coin → Nickel
Third coin → Dime
Fourth coin → Quarter
Bottom bill → Dollar
Final Answer:
Penny, Nickel, Dime, Quarter, Dollar
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of naming coins worksheet.