Let's learn about nickels! A nickel is a coin worth 5 cents. When you count nickels, you're skip counting by 5s. So, one nickel is 5 cents, two nickels are 10 cents, three nickels are 15 cents, and so on. Knowing how to count nickels helps you add money faster and understand how much things cost!
Match the term to its definition:
| Term | Definition |
|---|---|
| 1. Nickel | A. Ten cents |
| 2. Five Cents | B. A coin worth 5 cents |
| 3. Dime | C. Combining numbers to find a total |
| 4. Counting | D. Finding the value |
| 5. Value | E. Saying numbers in order |
A _______ is a coin worth _______ cents. To count nickels, we skip count by _______. If you have 4 nickels, you have _______ cents. Knowing the _______ of coins helps us when we buy things.
Imagine you want to buy a sticker that costs 25 cents. How many nickels do you need to buy the sticker? Explain your answer.
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