Teaching kids how to count pretend play money gives them skills that will last a lifetime. Winner of 23 awards for excellence, this solar-powered cash register with working calculator is the perfect addition to any pretend store. Includes life-size play bills, plastic coins, and pretend Bank One® credit card. A booklet of suggested activities is included. Measures 10.5" w x 9.5" d x 5 .75" h.

Recommended Ages: 3 to 8

Teaching kids how to count pretend play money gives them skills that will last a lifetime. Learning money and basic math skills comes to life with this talking, interactive cash register. Students will have fun practicing coin identification, addition, subtraction, and place value as they play four featured games that increase in difficulty as players advance their math skill levels. Also great for pretend play exercises and learning basic calculator skills.

Recommended Ages: 3 to 12

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Bank AmeriKid ATM Savings Bank is a fun, interactive bank that works just like a real ATM! Children learn how to save money and bank like grownups using Bank AmeriKid’s multifunction electronic keypad and progammable ATM card. Kids will love making deposits, withdrawals, and building a savings account while they learn to reach savings goals. It even includes a security alarm, locking cash drawer and built-in calculator! Works with both real and play money. Next stop, Wall Street!

Recommended Ages: 5 and Up

Learning how to tell time and how to count money are skills that will last a lifetime. TIME & MONEY FLASH CARDS help teach children how to tell time and learn money with fun, colorful illustration, numeric symbols and the written word. A Parent Card gives directions for use and suggests additional family activities to reinforce time learning.

Brighter Child(TM) Flash Cards introduce children to a fun, easy way to practice important skills. Each deck of cards focuses on an important subject that children should know for school success. The fun game ...

Learning how to tell time and how to count money are skills that will last a lifetime. A comprehensive book that teaches basic skills with classroom-tested activities. This volume provides motivating lessons that guide children from basic to advanced concepts about time and money.

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Learning how to tell time and how to count money are skills that will last a lifetime. Develop essential skills in using U.S. currency with these 44 activities! Helps students recognize coins and common bills. Includes activities counting amounts in different combinations and making change. Supplies teacher materials that include reinforcement activities, a pretest, and a post-test.

Format: Reproducible Teacher Book, Soft Cover, 66 ...

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Learning how to tell time and how to count money are skills that will last a lifetime. Teach students about earning money, saving money, and spending money with these authentic activities and exercises. Topics such as credit card use, earning an allowance, creating a budget, managing a savings account, interpreting a paycheck stub, and more will catch the interest of middle school students. The activities teach students how to manage money in their everyday lives ...

Childrens educational flash cards are a great way to learn elementary math skills. This is a great way to practice telling time! Your students will use the self-checking Flip-Flash cards to name the analog display on one side of the card, and then flip the page to check the answer in the related digital display. The flashcards help build an understanding of telling time to the hour, half hour, quarter hour, and at intervals of five and ten minutes. This spiral bound set assures that you never lose another flash card! Learn math with math flash ...

Elementary grade children have fun learning math with childrens educational flash cards. What a great way to learn about money! This Flip-Flash book allows your student to name the total value of a group of coins or coins and bills on one side, and then check his or her answers in the related written amount on the flip side. This book also contains a money values chart and ideas for money puzzles. Never lose a flash card again! Great practice for standardized tests. Learn math with math flash cards!

Format: Soft cover, Spiral bound, 78, 8 x 3 ...

Pretend play money is a great teaching resource to help children learn how to count money. "Think, Tell and Share" activities focus on coin and bill identification and values, equivalencies, counting money and making change. Perfect for teaching kids how to count money! This 80-page blackline master book includes Teaching Notes. Based on NCTM Standards. By Carol A. Thornton and Judith K. Wells. ( Ages 6 to 8)

Play money bills and coins are math manipulatives providing hands on activity exercises for kindergarten and elementary grades.

Elementary grade children have fun learning math with childrens educational flash cards. Hot Dots makes ordinary flash cards into individualized basic skills tutors! Use like regular teacher-directed flash cards with individual students or small groups. Add the Hot Dots pen (EI-2752, sold separately) and students can drill independently with Hot Dots instant reinforcement!

Students touch pen on correct answer and get a positive response. The plastic storage case included also makes these great send-home helpers for those students needing some extra ...

Learning how to tell time and how to count money are skills that will last a lifetime. This book for third and fourth grades features reproducible drill and practice worksheets for recognizing coins and bills, counting, and making change.

Format: Soft Cover, 48 pages, 8.5 x 11 inches
Publisher: Frank Schaffer Publications
Recommended Grades: 3rd-4th

Frank Schaffer Publications designed the activities in this book to cover essential skills found in standardized tests. Every activity is aligned to state and national standards ...

Elementary grade children have fun learning math with Carson Dellosa educational flash cards. These flash cards teach your child to tell time in analog and digital. 96 two-sided cards, each 5.875in. x 3in. Rounded corners for easy sorting. 1 resource card. Recommended for ages 6 and up. Published by Carson Dellosa Publishing.

ABOUT CARSON DELLOSA: Carson Dellosa Publishing Company, takes pride in providing teachers, parents, and children ...

Engage kids in learning life skills and early math with a fun, familiar game. Double-sided spinners and boards offer multiple game play options at different levels of challenge. Game includes 4 boards, 36 markers, spinner and guide. Boards measure 7"L x 8.5"H. For 2-4 players.

• Features coin values up to $1 on side 1, while side 2 features bill values up to $40
• Teaches counting and equivalencies

Item code: ECS-BH-95208
With reuseable drills, there's nothing else like FLIP OVERS! Motivate your kids to learn addition and subtraction skills with this set of 48 FLIP OVERS. Each FLIP OVER card is 8.5(w) x 11.0(h) made of rigid paper board and contains 20 drills. Best of all, FLIP OVERS can be used over and over again. Just put a clean sheet of paper under the card and write the answers in the die cut spaces.

Then flip the card over and kids can easily check their own answers! This FLIP OVER set contains the following cards: Money - Counting ...

Pretend play money is a great teaching resource to help children learn how to count money. Use this set of 106 cardboard coins to teach coin recognition and basic money skills like counting and making change. Printed in full color with fine detail. Set includes 30 pennies, 20 nickels, dimes and quarters. Perfect for teaching kids how to count money!

Pretend play money provides a great teaching resource for kids learning how to count money. Pretend play money is a great teaching resource to help kids learn how to count money. Set of 96 plastic coins that includes: 30 pennies, 20 nickels, dimes, and quarters, 4 half-dollars, and 2 Sacagawea dollars, plus suggested activites.

Pretend play money is a great teaching resource to help children learn how to count money. Little folks who are big spenders enjoy pretend bills, made to simulate actual currency in size and color. Teach money recognition with the most realistic play bills around! So authentic-looking, they might fool you. Bills come in six denominations and include: 50 ones, 40 fives, 20 tens, 20 twenties, 20 fifties, and 10 hundreds. 160 bills in all. Perfect for teaching kids how to count money!

Teaching children how to count money gives them skills that will last a lifetime.

Learn how to make change, save money and spend it wisely. Players travel around a gameboard filled with everyday financial decisions - earn money, sell a pet, spend money at the museum or a video arcade, and much more. The first player to save $10.00 wins! Includes colorful gameboard, dice, game pawns, markers, lots of realistic bills and coins, and instruction booklet. For 2-4 players.

Recommended Ages: 8 and Up

Pretend play money provides a great teaching resource for kids learning how to count money. Stock up on fun with this durable plastic supermarket set. Nine different food items glide along on the working conveyor belt, as the scanner light flashes and the register beeps while young checkers "ring up" the sale. Set includes working produce scale, swivel price display, credit card, shopping basket and "locking" cash drawer that pops open when the transaction is complete. Measures 12" x 14.75" x 8". Requires two "C" ...

The comical characters Penny and Bill help students learn strategies for counting coins and cash, “skip counting,” expressing money in written terms, making change, and more. Provides plenty of practice with real-world skills. Ages 6 & up. Approx. 57 minutes. Format: DVD Video

Pretend play money provides a great teaching resource for kids learning how to count money. Set up a store to teach coin values or make change. This 32-page, full-color activity book gives you lots of ideas on how to teach addition, subtraction, matching, values, calculator functions and more in an engaging way. Use alone or with the award-winning Teaching Cash Register (LER 2690). This product is recommended for children ages 5 to 8.

These practice books and clocks help teach telling time and counting money. Click here to see sample pages. Your students will love Time and Money, and so will you! With 100 reproducible pages, you will never be at a loss for a way to introduce practice sessions for these important skills. Time and money concepts are vital knowledge for everyday life. These engaging pages will allow your class to explore basic time and money units, along with concepts such as elapsed time, making change,

These practice books and clocks help teach telling time and counting money. Your students will love Time and Money, and so will you! With 100 reproducible pages, you will never be at a loss for a way to introduce practice sessions for these important skills. Time and money concepts are vital knowledge for everyday life. These engaging pages will allow your class to explore basic time and money units, along with concepts such as elapsed time, making change, estimating, and more!

Format: Soft cover, 128 pages
Publisher: Frank Schaffer ...

This 64 page workbook is loaded with math drills for mastering all of the following areas: telling time, identifying the minute hand and the hour hand, and understanding AM and PM.

Teaching how to understand and use a calendar, coin and bill recognition, how to count money, and problem solving with beginning math are also included. This book provides pages of practice exercises for the young student.

These are number skills every child must master. An excellent math curriculum for development of first and second grade math skills.

96 two-sided cards, each 5.875in. x 3in. Rounded corners for easy sorting. 1 resource card. Published by Carson Dellosa Publishing.

ABOUT CARSON DELLOSA: Carson Dellosa Publishing Company, takes pride in providing teachers, parents, and children around the world with the best possible educational materials. Established in 1976 by Patti Carson, Janet Dellosa, and Steve Carson, Carson Dellosa Publishing Company, Inc. provides excellent ...