Money Jar

Learning Resources SKU: LER-LER0017
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Money Jar

  • Grades: PreK–5th 
  • Number of Students: 1–4 students
  • Number of Lessons: NA – Multiple guided activities/lesson ideas
  • Hours of Content: NA – No fixed structured lesson hours specified

 

Highlights:

Build money confidence with Learning Resources Money Jar, a hands-on math tool that turns counting and value recognition into kid-friendly learning. This set includes a generous assortment of coins and play money bills stored in a sturdy jar, giving kids multiple ways to explore pretend money, toy money, and kids play money during math practice. Children can sort coins, compare values, add amounts, and complete counting money for kids activities that strengthen real-world financial awareness.

Teachers can use the set during classroom centers, small-group lessons, or money games for kids, while parents can support at-home learning using play money for teaching and pretend money activities. With a wide variety of denominations, this jar helps students build skills step by step as they learn to identify bills, count totals, and understand basic operations. A helpful resource for classrooms, therapy rooms, and home learning spaces, Learning Resources Money Jar brings money learning for kids to life through hands-on play.

 

  • Helps kids explore money learning for kids through sorting, counting, and identifying pretend money, toy money, and kids play money
  • Supports money games for kids during classroom centers, homeschool lessons, or play money for teaching activities led by teachers
  • Includes play money bills, coins, and a storage jar; offers a mix of fake money for kids, including mini money denominations for hands-on counting money for kids
  • Designed for students learning early math concepts, helping teachers, parents, and caregivers introduce pretend money, fake cash, and play money for kids

 

What’s Included:

  • 40 Pennies
  • 30 Nickels
  • 30 Dimes
  • 30 Quarters
  • 5 Half dollars
  • 5 Sacagawea coins
  • 20 One-dollar bills
  • 20 Five-dollar bills
  • 15 Ten-dollar bills
  • 15 twenty-dollar bills
  • 5 fifty-dollar bills
  • 5 hundred-dollar bills

 

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Special Notes and Considerations:

⚠WARNING: 

CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts. Not for children under 3 years.

 

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