Counting Money: Coins & Bills

Counting Money: Coins & Bills is a set of counting money games for kids that teaches counting coins, counting bills and coins, paying the exact amount and making change, with the money of your child's own country. Pick from 40 currencies, from the US dollar, British pound and euro to the Indian rupee, Japanese yen and Mexican peso. Every coin and bill is drawn at its real size compared with the others, in its real colours and shapes, so practice on the screen matches the money in a child's hand.

HOW IT WORKS
1. Choose your money. The app opens with the money of your phone's region, and you can change it in one tap.
2. Your child works through nine short steps, from meeting the coins to giving change.
3. Each round has 8 questions and ends with 1 to 3 stars. Two stars finish a step.

NINE STEPS, ONE PATH
• Meet the coins: learn each coin and what it is worth
• Count the same coins: count pennies, nickels, dimes or quarters by counting on
• Count mixed coins: add up a handful of different coins
• Meet the bills: learn each bill or note
• Count bills and coins together
• Pay the exact amount from a purse
• Pay with the fewest coins and bills
• Give change by counting up from the price
• The Shop: pick something to buy, pay from a wallet and count the change

COUNT ON, BIGGEST COIN FIRST
When a count is wrong, the app does not just say try again. The coins slide into order from the biggest, and a running total counts on under them, the way teachers show it in class. Then your child tries again. Making change works the same way: count up from the price to the money paid, one coin at a time.

YOUR CHILD'S OWN MONEY
US dollar, British pound, euro, Canadian dollar, Australian dollar, New Zealand dollar, Swiss franc, Indian rupee, South African rand, Singapore dollar, Philippine peso, Mexican peso, Brazilian real, Colombian peso, Japanese yen, Chinese yuan, New Taiwan dollar, Hong Kong dollar, South Korean won, Indonesian rupiah, Malaysian ringgit, Thai baht, Vietnamese dong, Pakistani rupee, Bangladeshi taka, Sri Lankan rupee, Nepalese rupee, Cambodian riel, Myanmar kyat, Polish zloty, Romanian leu, Russian ruble, Ukrainian hryvnia, Turkish lira, Saudi riyal, UAE dirham, Egyptian pound, Kenyan shilling, Ethiopian birr and West African CFA franc. Amounts are written the way each country writes them, so a child in Canada counts without a penny, a child in the UK sees 20p and a child in Japan sees ¥120.

PRINTABLE WORKSHEETS
Print 12 questions from any step, with an answer key on the second page, in the money you chose. Handy for homework, tutoring or a class money unit.

FOR GROWN-UPS
Choose the money, open any step, see the stars for every step, and back up progress to move it to a new phone. Progress is kept separately for each currency.

GOOD FOR
• Kindergarten, first, second and third grade money units
• Kids from about 6 to 9 learning coin values and money math
• Homeschool math, tutoring and extra practice after school
• Families who use two currencies, or who are moving or travelling

NO ADS, NO ACCOUNT
No ads, no pop-ups and no sign-up, ever. Nothing interrupts a round. Progress stays on this device unless you back it up.

THE MONEY PICTURES
The coins and bills are simple drawings made by the app from each currency's sizes, shapes and colours. They are not photographs or copies of real money.

Count coins, count bills and make change with your own money.

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