eeBoo: Making Change Game, Develops Math and Practical Money Skills, Educational Game That Allows for Skills to Form, Perfect for Ages 5 and upThe Forest Stewardship Council

This game is worth every penny if you’re teaching how to give back change. It’s not hard to learn how to play but time consuming to punch the coins out. You can play as many cards as you want, put the cards in a easy or hard okie your choice.

Not gonna lie, I also enjoy playing this with my kids. It’s probably common knowledge that many people these days are calculator dependent so I bought this with hopes of helping my children improve their skills at making change. They also love to use the fake $ with their pretend cash register.

My grandchildren enjoy this teaching tool and continue to play with it - they often get bored with ney toys. However they continue to request playing with this one. I am pleased.

This is the game that helped the little ones to learn change making. It’s easy to use and it is fun for the young ones to use. We enjoyed having it

If your in the market for a game to reinforce lessons on money math, Making Change is a good choice.My only disappointment is the game maker’s decision to change the $20 bill to feature Harriet Tubman in hopes that she’ll eventually be featured on the 20 dollar bill. They include a small blurb on the box explaining why but I personally would have preferred the 20 to reflect how the bill looks in current circulation

Love using this game with my clients. Helps build their understanding of money concepts.

Fun way for students to learn about money!

I these were gifts. I told them it was an updated life game, the parents love it.