Play Money Bill Collection with Seven Denomination Options and 100-Piece Five-Dollar Set – Learning Advantage
Play money bills give children a hands-on way to practice counting, making change and planning a simple budget. The Learning Advantage collection offers familiar U.S. currency designs for classroom lessons, home learning, pretend stores and dramatic play.
Choose individual $1, $5, $10, $20, $50 or $100 bill sets, or the listed Play Bill Set option. The documented five-dollar selection contains 100 life-size, double-sided paper bills featuring Abraham Lincoln and is designed for children age three and older.
Specifications
- Brand: Learning Advantage
- Product: Educational play money bills
- Denomination choices: $1, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100
- Additional choice: Play Bill Set
- Documented selection: $5 bills
- Documented quantity: 100 bills
- Documented bill size: 6.25 x 2.5 in
- Material: Paper
- Printing: Double sided
- Portrait on documented $5 bill: Abraham Lincoln
- Recommended age: 3 years and older
- Model: 7519 for the documented selection
- Uses: Counting, money math, budgeting and pretend play
Frequently Asked Questions
How many bills come in the documented five-dollar set?
The documented Learning Advantage five-dollar selection contains 100 paper play bills.
Which denominations can be selected?
The collection lists $1, $5, $10, $20, $50 and $100 bill choices, plus a Play Bill Set option.
Are the five-dollar bills printed on both sides?
Yes. The documented life-size five-dollar bills have printing on both sides and feature Abraham Lincoln.
What skills can children practice?
Children can use the bills for counting, making change, simple budgeting and pretend-store activities.