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Identifying Coins and Bills

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Identifying Coins and Bills

Owen and Sofia are helping at a farmers’ market. Look closely at each money clue, then answer the questions. Remember: cents and dollars are different units of money.

Coin clues

Use the coin names and values to solve the market questions.

1.At the apple stand, Sofia finds a copper-colored coin worth 1¢. Which coin did she find?
  • Penny
  • Nickel
  • Dime
  • Quarter
2.Owen has a nickel. How much is it worth?
  • 1¢
  • 5¢
  • 10¢
  • 25¢
3.Which coin is worth 10¢?
  • Penny
  • Nickel
  • Dime
  • Quarter
4.Elijah pays with a quarter for a small bunch of carrots. What value should the seller count?
5.Put these coins in order from least value to greatest value: quarter, penny, dime, nickel.
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Bills at the market

Bills show amounts in dollars. Use the clues to identify and compare them.

6.A US $1 bill has George Washington on the front. How many cents is the bill worth?
7.Sofia receives a $5 bill for helping at the stand. Is it worth five cents, five dollars, or fifty dollars?
  • Five cents
  • Five dollars
  • Fifty dollars
8.Match each kind of money with its value: penny, nickel, dime, quarter, and $1 bill.
  • Penny
  • Nickel
  • Dime
  • Quarter
  • $1 bill
  • 10¢
  • 100¢
  • 5¢
  • 1¢
  • 25¢
9.Owen says, “A dime is worth more than a nickel.” Is Owen correct? Explain using the coin values.
10.The market seller has a penny, a nickel, and a dime. How much money is that altogether?
11.The farm stand sells a basket of berries for 25¢. Draw or name exactly one coin that makes 25¢.

3 printable pages

  • Identifying Coins and Bills, page 1 of 3: Coin clues

    Page 1

  • Identifying Coins and Bills, page 2 of 3: Bills at the market

    Page 2

  • Identifying Coins and Bills, page 3 of 3: 9. Owen says, “A dime is worth more than a nickel.” Is Owen correct? Explain using

    Page 3

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