Money

3 years and up. Turn the classroom into a marketplace with the Cash Register and Scanner. This play set has everything children need to buy and sell like adults. Children will see what it's like to pay a certain price for something and make sure a customer has enough money to buy something. All the while, they will cultivate critical math skills like counting and addition. 4 AA batteries are included.

2 years & up. These wooden block people come in a diverse range of skin tones, promoting inclusivity and representation in play. Crafted from smooth, natural wood, they are designed to be tactile and open-ended, allowing children to explore endless possibilities through imaginative storytelling and creative role-playing. Whether used to build vibrant communities, act out daily adventures, or create new worlds, these simple yet engaging figures inspire curiosity, social learning, and open-ended… More »

4 years & up. Teach your children how to count money with these Mixed Fake Dollar Bills for Math Practice or Dramatic Play. This set of fake dollar bills promotes early math skills, critical thinking, and collaborative. These bills are great to add to pretend lemonade stands or for practicing addition and subtraction. This mixed bills money set contains 25 x $1.00, 20 x $5.00, 20 x $10.00, 20 x $20.00, 5 x $50.00, and 10 x $100.00 US bills. Total of 100 pieces.

4 years & up. Reinforce currency recognition, monetary value, and making change with these realistic US coins. 30 pennies, 20 nickels, 20 dimes, 20 quarters and 4 half-dollars.

3 years & up. Learn money and basic math skills as children practice coin identification, addition, subtraction and place value. Great for pretend play exercises and learning basic calculator skills. The automatic shutoff saves on batteries. Requires 3 C batteries, sold separately. Includes play money, coupon, and play credit card.

4 years & up. Classroom money kit makes learning math and pretend play even more fun. Paper bills include denominations of ones, fives, tens, twenties, fifties, and hundreds. Plastic coins include pennies, nickels, dimes, half dollars, and dollar coins. Over 400 pieces in all.