Money

For use with Cash Bash® Electronic Money Game and Time Tracker®.

Activity Dollar Tray, bills and coins to play and have fun. This toy helps to identify and understand money values, acquiring the skill of valuing objects. It practices arithmetic. Allows money to be counted and organized in its segmented tray

Additional information:

1 tray, 12 activity sheets, 28 plastic bills, 24 coins, 2 credit cards, 1 adhesives sheet, 1 brochure.
15"x11"x3¼"

Teach everything from coin identification to making change! Kit includes 500 plastic coins, 500 play money bills, and a money tray measuring 11" x 19.75". Ages 5-9.

Set of 5 realistic, rubber stamps of 1¢, 5¢, 10¢, 25¢ and 50¢. As kids stamp out games, lessons, and toy money they get plenty of practice in basic money math skills.

Set of 5 realistic, rubber stamps of 1¢, 5¢, 10¢, 25¢ and 50¢. As kids stamp out games, lessons, and toy money they get plenty of practice in basic money math skills.

Set of 5 realistic, rubber stamps of 1¢, 5¢, 10¢, 25¢ and 50¢. As kids stamp out games, lessons, and toy money they get plenty of practice in basic money math skills.

The slammin' new way to practice math facts! Read the question, scan the possible answers, and slam the one that's correct! Better move quickly, though, each game of 10 questions is timed— the faster you get through the questions, the better your score! Three levels, flashing lights, and fun sound effects keep players interested. Requires 3 “C” batteries, not included.

Realistically detailed coins replicate actual coin in size and dimension. Set of 50.

Learn to count money with this set of assorted magnetic U.S. Bills, including 5 ones, 4 fives, 2 tens and 1 twenty.

Learn to count money with two sheets of heads and two sheets of magnetic heads and two sheets of magnetic tails including 8 quarters, 12 dimes, 12 nickels and 40 pennies. 72 coins in all!

This game provides playful practice in counting money and making change while building competence in addition and subtraction. The two main games—Coin Values and Making Change are both self-checking and have a unique starting board that offers eight different positions to place your dominoes. Also includes lesson plans and other game ideas. 1-4 players.

A fun way to learn valuable first money experiences! Players use coins and bills to pay for purchases, compute change, handle allowances and gifts, collect earnings, and make deposits into college savings accounts. Transactions mirror the real world, adding value and excitement. Game variations offer two difficulty levels. 2-4 players.