210-Piece Paper Toy for Kids Number Education Toy for Kids to Learn - Perfect for Ages 3+Boys and Girls, Cultivates Early Math Skills

Fun and Realistic for Learning Math Through PlayThis is a big stack of fake money that actually looks surprisingly real. We’ve had a lot of fun with it, especially using it to help my granddaughter practice her math skills. We made up a game called “Shopkeeper” where she gets to pretend-buy items around the house. She adds up the total, pays me with the play bills, and then figures out how much change she should get back. It’s turned into a great hands-on way to reinforce math and money concepts — and she thinks it’s just playing! Highly recommend for anyone looking to mix learning with a little creativity and fun.

This $ has fooled me many times! It’s been great for my kids to learn how to count $, and while playing in their play grocery store and restaurant. It’s used quite a bit at our house! Just don’t put it in your purse, because when you look it it, it looks real!

Looks exactly like real money, was a nice thickness and a great price. The kids have had a great time learning with the money

I purchased this item because I wanted somewhat realistic looking money to effectively help child learn to count money. And the amount of bills provided per denomination is more than I expected, and definitely sufficient for learning to: count, make change, etc.Let’s start… in my opinion—Color/Look: This money might be a little too close to real looking (despite having typing on face of bill that indicates it’s not)! The message is not necessarily large, nor visible from afar. But that’s kind of what I wanted for teaching/learning purposes, lol. Ultimately, I ended up using a bright-colored highlighter to illuminate the words that indicated that the bills are fake (on every bill)… just to be on the safe side. All the bills were in tact when received.Size/Weight: This fake bills are nearly comparable to real bills. Quality/Durability: Product is made of paper, and if not handled with care could be torn. I personally would not recommend for very young children.Smell: Item had no odor upon opening, nor after usage.

The product is very realistic and will be alot of fun to use!

Print quality is perfect for kid's games, but not high enough quality to pass as actually currency. Kids enjoy getting to see larger bills. Nice for parents to give access to bills without sharing bills covered in germs.

I got this 210-piece number education toy for my son, and it’s been such a great find. The pieces are colorful, well-made, and perfect for little hands. What makes it really special is how versatile it is for learning and play.One of our favorite things to do is role-play. My son loves pretending to be the cashier at his very own toy store, while I play the customer buying toys. He counts out items, adds up totals, and even gives me “change”—all using the pieces from this set. It’s an amazing way for him to practice numbers and basic math without it ever feeling like a lesson.The toy encourages early math skills like counting, sorting, and simple addition and subtraction, all in a playful and imaginative way. It’s great to see how much confidence he’s building with numbers while having fun.

Looks great, realistic. Will buy again.