Learning Resources Money Bags Coin Value Game, Money Recognition, Counting Game, Easter Toys, Easter Gifts for Kids, Ages 7+, 12.00" L x 17.00" W x 1.50" H

Quick, easy, and fun family game to practice money math and counting with a variety of coins. Excellent for homeschoolers; basic to proficient. My whole family enjoys it! It doesn’t take too long to play. It’s an excellent way to practice counting and introduce money to our 4 year old. And has really helped my 8 year old get confident at counting by 5s, 10s, 25s, adding, and exchanging money. There are really no negatives.

Good game to teach about money . Though it comes with American cash and coins but was no problem as we substituted with the Canadian money we have

A very useful game for kids to learn about counting coins and notes

cute game for kids learning how to count and use money wisely

The coins are high quality reproductions the same diameter as real US coins. They are made of hard plastic, and are thicker than real coins so as to make them easier to pick up. The Dimes and Quarters even have ridges. This is a simple little game for children. The game requires children to add up coins to variable amounts, and to exchange smaller value coins for the equivalent in larger value coins. This occurs by rolling a die, moving their piece on the gameboard, landing on a square with a monetary value, and then spinning a spinner which modifies how the amount can be built (e.g., “no dimes”). At no point do the players “make change”, which is a much harder concept. There is no subtraction in this game. The banker should be a child.