Money Match Me Cards

Bought this for my class. They love playing with it and learning about money

Good product. I also laminated for better durability.

We purchased these for our high functioning six year old autistic son who happens to have a thing for counting pocket change. We thought they would be the perfect companion for his "daily" 'mountain o' change' play. At first he really enjoyed them with casual drilling (obviously, with any educational toy you should accompany your kid and encourage interaction, and positive affirmation), however, the cards are somewhat small, and they seemed to lose his attention quickly. We break them out occasionally and have rounds of counting and math, but we don't use them as much as I initially thought. Still, I'd recommend them as a great supplemental device for money counting/mathematics development tool.

My son's teacher requested these for 1st grade. We ordered them for the class. The kids love them and it really helps them count money.

My son works with it daily !! He has Down syndrome so this is a great for his daily practice

My daughter learned to count back change in under a week with these cards

I bought this for my 7 year old grandson who was tasked with learning about money. I played it with him and he really enjoyed the game and became quite good at counting out change and exchanging bigger coins for smaller ones and vice versa.

I ordered these so my daughter could practice over the summer and have a variety of activities daily for her.... she struggles with counting money!! This set is great but I would have liked to see bills also not just coins!! I feel that if there was a mixture it would make her have to use her brain more!! Also it’s would’ve been ideal to have a card that named each coin as a reference, it’s kinda just a bunch of cards half has pictures with coins half has numberical numbers... when learning coins the first thing to know is what each coin is! My daughter did not benefit from this as I hoped.. This was an average learning set, we ended up just using actually coins to teach her so that she could count them as I added another coin.. or subtracted as I was taking a way a coin. The quality is nice and thick for each card and the box is well made too, it’s just not the most ideal set to buy when trying to teach about coins. I would suggest using actual coins if anything and saving your money! Or maybe make your own out of index cards!!?