Math Poems/April Poetry Month


One Penny

One a penny,

Two a penny,

Three a penny,

More,

Four a penny,

Five a penny,

That's a nickel more.

Six a penny,

Seven a penny,

Eight a penny,

More,

Nine a penny,

Ten a penny,

Nine more makes a dollar,

For the Dollar Store!

April is poetry month.

Enjoy a few poems about our American coins.

Four Bright Coins

4 bright coins shining at me,

The 1st one said, "I'm a penny you see."

The 2nd one said, "How do you do?

I'm called a nickel, and I'm bigger than you!"

The 3rd one said, "You're both small stuff,

If you want to buy something, you're not enough!

But look at me, I'm small, and I shine,

I can buy something cuz I'm a dime."

The last coin looked at them all and laughed,

"All of you together don't measure up to me.

Cuz I'm a quarter, can't you see?

penny Coins poem.pdf


Did you know...

Our pennies have changed?

The United States Mint stopped making pennies out of copper back in 1982 because it was literally too expensive to mint each penny. The penny cost more than a penny to make!


What can you learn from this table?

penny table.pdf