Learning Resources Canadian Classroom Money Kit, Play Money for Kids, Multi-color, Model LER2355, Ages 5+

The Learning Resources Pretend and Play Money Set is an educational tool designed to help children understand money management through interactive play. This comprehensive set includes realistic play coins and bills, making it an ideal resource for teaching kids about the value of money.

Constructed from high-quality plastic, this money set features a storage tray that neatly holds a variety of pretend currency. The tray accommodates 100 plastic Canadian pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters, along with 10 Loonies and 10 Toonies. Additionally, it includes 100 each of $2, $5, $10, $20 paper bills and 50 each of $50 and $100 bills. The tray measures 18½"L x 10¼"W and comes equipped with a lid for easy storage. The pretend bills measure 6.25" x 2.625", while the pretend coins range from 0.80" (penny) to 0.995" (quarter). This set is perfect for hands-on learning and imaginative play, making it a valuable educational resource.

• Includes a comprehensive assortment of play money for realistic learning experiences.
• Made from durable plastic, ensuring longevity and repeated use.
• Storage tray with lid for organized storage and easy access.
• Realistically-detailed play coins and bills to enhance imaginative play.
• Promotes essential money management skills, including counting, adding, and making change.
• Suitable for children aged 5 and above, fostering early financial literacy.
• Compatible with the Learning Resources Pretend and Play Cash Register for enhanced play scenarios.

This Learning Resources Pretend and Play Money Set is an invaluable educational tool for parents and educators looking to teach children about money management in a fun and engaging way. It is especially beneficial for children aged 5 and older, providing them with the opportunity to practice essential math skills while enjoying imaginative play. With its realistic design and practical features, this money set will help empower children to become financially savvy from a young age.