Learning Can Be Fun - Money Silver & Gold Coins 114 pc

Learning Can Be Fun - Money Silver & Gold Coins 114 pc

Similar to our Australian coins, these coins are all 25% larger than the actual coins. Teach and reinforce money skills with this larger-than-life currency!

Each piece is realistically detailed and double-sided. 

Perfect for coin and notes recognition.

The pieces are great for classroom demonstrations. It provides a pictorial representation to solve word problems involving money.

Students will learn about the value of money, counting with money, adding and subtracting and also much more.

The set consists of 113 pieces, supplied in a sturdy jar for easy storage.

• 13x $0.05
• 29x $0.10
• 28x $0.20
• 13x $0.50
• 18x $1.00
• 12x $2.00

Q: Are these coins modeled after Australian currency? A: Yes! These play coins are designed to represent Australian silver and gold currency. They feature realistic details to help children recognize the different denominations used in everyday life.

Q: How many coins are included in the set? A: This is a comprehensive 114-piece set, providing plenty of coins for classroom activities, small group rotations, or "playing shop" at home.

Q: What denominations are included? A: The set contains a variety of silver and gold-colored plastic coins, allowing children to practice with 5c, 10c, 20c, 50c, $1, and $2 equivalents.

Q: What are the educational benefits of play money? A: Using physical play money helps children move from abstract math to practical life skills. It supports the Australian Curriculum for Mathematics by teaching students how to count collections of coins, make change, and understand the value of money.

Q: Is this set safe for young children? A: The coins are made from durable, non-toxic plastic. Due to the small size of the coins, this set is recommended for children aged 5 years and up and should be used under adult supervision to avoid choking hazards.

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