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Our family loves it and the kids are having a great time learning the coins and bills! They are also learning to (having to) spend and earn money and manage the associated emotions that come with them. Great game!!

We are a homeschool family and I ordered this game to help my children learn how to count money. It's a simple enough game. The board is cardboard and comes in 4 puzzle shaped pieces. The money is paper and the coins are cardboard. I love that kids learn not just to count money, but to make change, earn, spend, and exchange. This game really covers many of the aspects of handling money that every person needs to know.My one complaint is super minor, but the play of this game goes counter-clockwise around the board. That's just weird. We don't own any other games that are backward like that so it definitely takes some getting used to. I rated 4 stars because it's just confusing.

The board was warped.I did not see any Pennie’s in the game.How can you teach your child how to count and recognize currency when they are not all there to use? 🤔

This is a wonderful tool to teach kids the concept of money. These days they think all you do is put a card into the ATM machine and cash comes pouring out. This tool will help them understand the system - how you make and spend money. One of the best games you can buy for your kids!

The overall idea of this game is great. It's like a simpler version of Monopoly for younger kids. I don't like that the game board is in four puzzle pieces because that will make it easier to misplace or be broken. I also don't like that the "money" that comes with it is so cheap. The coins are cardboard not plastic and the dollars aren't even big enough to cover my hands. I plan to replace the money that comes with the game with better quality fake money. The other pieces are made out of wood and that's nice.

Our favorite aspect of this game is that it is geared toward young kids' money transactions. The board features common ways young people earn and spend money and the amounts are easy to count and keep track of. The rules are simple and clearly written; setup and cleanup are easy. We would have liked the game pieces to be more sturdy, both the money and the puzzle-style game board. (Our board is already coming apart, and we hope a little glue will fix it.). We will play this at home, but it would be good for an educational game in the classroom too.

Great game to teach kids about money

I was a little wary at first but after setting up the board it was fun educational game for my child to learn how to earn and spend money.