Classroom and teaching supplies
Money tools for grades 1-3
Counting coins is a life skill that needs real-looking coins and bills. These products supply them, along with games for practice.
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Plastic Coins
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 6-9
Paper Money
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 6-9
Lakeshore Starter Cash Pack
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 6-9
Magnetic Coins
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 6-9
Magnetic Bills
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 6-9
Jumbo Double-Sided Magnetic Money
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 6-9
Real-Working Cash Register
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 4-8
The Allowance Game
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 6-9
Money Bingo
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 6-9
Money Grab & Play Game - Gr. 1-2
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 6-8
Money Flash Cards
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 6-9
Real-Working ATM Bank
Lakeshore Learning · Ages 5-8
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