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Easy: Dimes, nickels and pennies
A quarter is worth 25¢, a dime 10¢, a nickel 5¢ and a penny 1¢. Start with the coins worth the most and count on: by 25s for quarters, 10s for dimes, 5s for nickels and 1s for pennies. 100¢ is one dollar, so 135¢ is $1.35.
Find the total value of the coins.
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Start with the coins worth the most and count on: quarters by 25s, then dimes by 10s, nickels by 5s and pennies by 1s. Two quarters and three dimes make 25, 50, 60, 70, 80 cents.
It isn't: a dime is worth 10 cents and a nickel 5 cents, even though the nickel is larger. Coin size doesn't match coin value, which is why children need to learn each coin.
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