Nickels Worksheet for First Grade

Are you searching for a useful and engaging learning resource for your first-grade students? Look no further than the Nickels Worksheet! Designed specifically for young learners, this worksheet aims to introduce the concept of counting and recognizing nickels as a valuable currency. With its clear layout and vibrant visuals, the Nickels Worksheet ensures an enjoyable and effective learning experience for your little ones.

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What is the color of a nickel?

The color of a nickel is a shiny silver-gray.

How much is a nickel worth?

A nickel is worth 5 cents.

What is the picture on the front of a nickel?

The picture on the front of a nickel is a portrait of Thomas Jefferson, the third President of the United States.

What is the 5-cent coin called?

The 5-cent coin is called a nickel.

How many nickels make a dime?

Two nickels make a dime.

What is the largest coin that is worth less than a nickel?

The largest coin that is worth less than a nickel is the U.S. penny, which has a value of one cent.

What is the smallest coin that is worth more than a nickel?

The smallest coin that is worth more than a nickel is a dime, worth 10 cents.

What is the value of 10 nickels?

The value of 10 nickels is 50 cents.

How many nickels do you need to buy a candy bar that costs 25 cents?

You would need five nickels, as each nickel is worth 5 cents, making a total of 25 cents to purchase the candy bar that costs 25 cents.

Name one way you can use nickels in everyday life.

One way you can use nickels in everyday life is to use them as a quick and small payment option for vending machines, parking meters, or coin-operated laundry machines.