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This document discusses different US coins - quarters, dimes, nickels, and pennies. It describes the appearance, value, and purchasing power of each coin type. The quarter is the largest coin and worth 25 cents, while the penny is the smallest coin worth 1 cent. The document aims to teach first graders about money denominations.
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- Add a voice recording about dimes:1. This is called a dime.2. It is worth 10 cents.3. It is silver colored.4. It is smaller than a nickel.5. Are there any questions about dimes?With a couple of dimes, you could buy a cup of lemonade from your neighbor’s lemonade stand!