Exploring Value Exchange: Pennies to Dimes

This video tutorial, part of lesson 3.8 in chapter four, explains the concept of trading pennies for dimes. It covers the value of pennies and dimes, demonstrates how to trade 10 pennies for one dime, and provides examples of regrouping coins to represent numbers using tens and ones. The video also includes exercises to identify numbers based on their tens and ones places, reinforcing the understanding of basic currency and number concepts.

What is the value of a dime in cents?

• 1 cent

• 5 cents

• 10 cents

• 25 cents

How many pennies are needed to trade for a dime?

• 10 pennies

• 5 pennies

• 15 pennies

• 20 pennies

If you have 21 pennies, how many dimes and pennies are they equal to?

• 21 pennies

• 3 dimes

• 1 dime and 11 pennies

• 2 dimes and 1 penny

How many cents are 48 pennies worth?

• 38 cents

• 48 cents

• 58 cents

• 68 cents

What is the new grouping when you have 1 dime and 28 pennies?

• 3 dimes and 8 pennies

• 4 dimes

• 2 dimes and 18 pennies

• 1 dime and 28 pennies

How many dimes and pennies do you get from trading in 14 pennies?

• 3 dimes and 4 pennies

• 1 dime and 4 pennies

• 2 dimes

• 1 dime and 14 pennies

What is the correct number for seven tens and three ones?

• 37

• 30

• 70

• 73

Identify the number with five tens and nine ones.

• 59

• 95

• 50

• 90

Which number represents eight ones and six tens?

• 68

• 86

• 80

• 60

What happens every time you trade 10 pennies for a dime?

• You get more pennies.

• You get more dimes.

• Nothing changes.

• You lose a dime.