Learning Resources Money Bags Coin Value Game, Ages 7+

[This review was collected as part of a promotion.] My daughter has loved this game -- we've played it multiple times a day since she received in for Christmas. She is quickly learning about coins, their value, their equivalents, etc.

Great game to teach the coins worth

Play this with my 7, 6 and 4 year olds --great educational game!

Love this fun game. My children are learning coin value fast! Very helpful with their math school work.

Fantastic game. Wish the Canadian version was available though.

Got great ideas from other moms, re: adding an extra die to add a $ amount to each turn to increase challenge! Kids r enjoying it & learning to count back change/money as they take turns being banker!

I ordered the game Money Bags a coin value game for my grandson. Not for a Christmas present, but he is coming to spend a few days with us over the holidays. I thought this would be a great educational game for us to play and he could learn the value of money. It is a busy time of year so when the box arrived I didn't open it. The day after Christmas, which was a day before my grandson arrives, I open the box. Imagine my disappointment when I find Build & Bloom a construction set for building flowers. Wow what a let down. I checked my receipt to make sure that I did order Money Bags, which I did. Now I have to go to the trouble of sending it back. I should have opened it upon arrival, but it was still the wrong item and I still have to go to the hassle of retuning it. This is the first time I have ordered anything from this company. Christmas is a very busy time, mistakes do happen so I wouldn't hold it against them. Its is just disappointing.

So my game came with no quarters 😞

Of all the gifts he opened Christmas Eve, this is the one he couldn't stop playing with! Game is a fun way to teach values of various coins.

My grandson is 5 and we bought this game because he loves to count money. This game is perfect for teaching how to use the different coins to add up to the same amount. We always refer to the coins by nickel, dime, quarter, penny or dollar. So he always knows how much each coin is worth. It is a perfect way to teach math and adding up the amount in his head. I highly recommend this game.

I am a retired elementary school teacher who plays this game with my 5 year old grandsons. They can now identify coins, count money and make exchanges. Many of my 2nd grade students were just learning to do this....and they've learned while have fun! I would highly recommend this game!

I play the Canadian version with my daughter and I think the coins and bills look very realistic. She is in grade 2 and is a slow learner. So this game really helps. I let her play the banker and she has to figure out how to make up the amount of money. She really thinks hard about it to figure it out and is very proud of herself when she gets it correct. The only thing I don't totally understand is how do you get a bill? I assume it's when you land on the bank exchange. Anyways... we love playing the game.

My son is in first grade and loves to play board games. They were starting a money chapter in school and I decided to give this game a shot. The game is fun while still teaching my two small boys. My youngest is only 3, but even he loves to play it (Mommy just plays the "banker" in his case and doles out the money but I tell him what the coins are while doling them out so he's still learning). I have nothing negative to say about this product. We play it time and time again on rainy days.

The game is great. We play with real coins as the fake coins were confusing to our daughter.

This has been a fun game for the students in my class. Enjoyable over and over and I would recommend it.