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Dimes Circle Worksheet

This dimes circle worksheet lets 1st graders circle dimes to make an amount, count dimes by tens, and solve a piggy bank story problem. An answer key is included for quick checking.

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Description

This dimes circle worksheet helps 1st graders learn that every dime is worth ten cents and that counting dimes is the same as skip counting by tens. Children practice finding a set amount of money with dimes, counting rows of dimes to find a total, and solving a simple money story problem.

The dimes circle worksheet has three parts. In Part A, children look at an amount such as 70¢ and circle the dimes that make it from a row of ten. In Part B, they count rows of dimes by tens and write the total amount on the line. In Part C, they read a short piggy bank story, add the dimes together, and write how much money there is. Every dime on the page is drawn to its true size with a reeded edge, so the coins look like the real thing.

What’s Included

  • Three circle-the-amount rows of ten dimes each
  • Three count-the-dimes rows with a total line for each
  • One money word problem with a friendly piggy bank picture
  • A complete answer key with the circled dimes and every total

Why This Worksheet Helps Kids

  • It connects coin value to skip counting by tens, a key first grade number skill.
  • It builds the habit of counting money one coin at a time instead of guessing.
  • It uses realistic dimes, so children can recognize the coin when they see it at home or in a store.

Ideas for Teachers and Parents

Before starting, hand children a few real dimes and count them together by tens: 10, 20, 30. Let children point to each dime as they count on the page. After the sheet, set up a pretend store with price tags such as 40¢ or 60¢ and have children pay with dimes. This counting dimes worksheet also makes a quick math center activity, a review page for a money unit, or a simple homework practice.

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