Learning Resources Pretend Play Money – 150 Pieces, Ages 3+ Play Money for Kids, Pretend Money for Kids, Play Money Set, Money and Banking Play Toys, Toddler Learning Toys, for Kids

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Give your child the essential skills of financial literacy with Learning Resources Pretend & Play Money Set! This comprehensive 150-piece collection features realistic, life-size bills and authentically detailed coins that make learning about currency engaging and effective. Children develop crucial math abilities as they practice coin and bill recognition, addition, subtraction, and calculating correct change—all while having fun with imaginative play. The complete set includes everything young learners need: 30 pennies, 20 nickels, 20 dimes, 20 quarters, 20 $1 bills, 20 $5 bills, 10 $10 bills, and 10 $20 bills. The durable construction ensures these pieces withstand enthusiastic play, with thick, tear-resistant bills and solid plastic coins that look remarkably similar to real currency. Perfect for ages 3 and up, this versatile teaching tool works brilliantly with Learning Resources Pretend & Play Cash Registers or as a standalone educational resource. Create pretend stores, set up a play bank, establish a reward system for chores, or incorporate into homeschool math lessons—the possibilities are endless! Parents and educators alike appreciate how this realistic money set bridges the gap between abstract money concepts and practical understanding, preparing children for real-world financial management.
GAME FOR KIDS: Use the realistic play money to teach lessons in making change, identifying value, and adding and subtracting.
REALISTIC MONEY: Made from heavy-duty paper and printed on both sides, each pretend bill is ready for countless pretend cash transaction
PLAY MONEY FOR KIDS: The play money is a 3/4 scale of actual American Dollars. Includes 60 pretend bills include 20 $1s, 20 $5s, 10 $10s, and 10 $20s.
GREAT VALUE: The set also includes a full assortment of 90 plastic coins, including 30 pennies, 20 nickels, 20 dimes, and 20 quarters. Pretend bills measure 6.25″ x 2.625″, pretend coins range from .80″ (penny) – .995″ (quarter
GIVE THE GIFT OF LEARNING: Whether you’re shopping for holidays, birthdays, or just because, toys from Learning Resources help you discover new learning fun every time you give a gift! Ideal gift for Halloween, Christmas, Stocking Stuffers, Easter Baskets Stuffers or even for Homeschool.

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  1. Rhonda

    Great for learning money and the value of it .
    Very realistic and good for young and old who needs help with figuring out the the difference between the money and the coins. Also with adding and subtraction.

  2. A. A. Mom

    Great set of play money
    Great set of play money. We use for my granddaughter’s allowance, thus removing risk of lost real money. The bills and coins are realistic enough for a young child to use for leaning about money. I was impressed as soon as I opened the package.

  3. meagan

    Great for homeschool
    This product came exactly as pictured. I’m excited to use this product with my homeschooler. There is a nice amount of each bill and coin. The money is realistic in size and of nice quality.

  4. alicia briceno

    Very good to teach how to count money
    realistic paper bills and tons of coins,usefull to lear to count money

  5. Krystle

    Very thin, like notebook paper
    This play money is a great purchase, especially with a few home modifications. We are in the process of teaching our young children the basics of money and allowances. I wanted to use something that would be okay to lose if necessary. The bills are quite thin—about the thickness of notebook paper—so I wouldn’t recommend giving them to a 5 or 6-year-old, as they could easily rip and cause disappointment.That said, my husband and I took the time to laminate the bills. With them laminated, we can hand out allowance money for the kids to see and handle without worrying about the bills getting torn or dirty from their sticky hands. If you’re looking for something thicker and don’t want to take the time to laminate, this probably isn’t the right choice for you.

  6. Amazon Customer

    Affordable
    Very helpful to teach people the values and how to count

  7. Peggy Scotten

    Great learning tool
    Perfect to teach 2 little ladies about money i made a game out of learning and my girls 6-10 are not only learning about money it’s helped with math

  8. Amazon Customer

    Great play money set
    Perfect as play money or to teach your kids about money/spending. We use it for our chore chart.

  9. Rey Gomez

    Excelente material y muy practico para su uso

  10. Sayaka Nakano

    I use this in the classroom (in Japan) so it’s cool to show how big/small our (American) currency is.

  11. Clahaner39

    i loved this product i bough it for my daughter who is seven to help her learn the value of money and to also have fun help her run her imaginary store. highly reccomend this product to anyone with young kids

  12. Tej karki

    Exactly what I needed, description matched product. Can’t fault getting what I ordered and then received

  13. Suman Bhaumik

    Good

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