StepsToDo Dummy Currency Kit - Soft Laminated Paper Money

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$1108
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Learn & Play: StepsToDo Dummy Currency Kit, boosts math skills with fun activities.
Educational Fun: Teaches math through engaging activities
Laminated Notes: Durable and reusable paper currency
Activity Manual: Includes games and learning exercises
Practical Skills: Reinforces counting and basic operations

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The StepsToDo Dummy Currency Kit is an essential educational tool designed to foster practical math skills and financial literacy in children. Each kit contains 100 soft, durable laminated paper notes, meticulously crafted to withstand repeated use in dynamic learning environments. This comprehensive set includes an engaging activity manual, providing structured exercises and educational games that reinforce fundamental concepts such as counting, addition, subtraction, carrying forward, borrowing, and understanding various denominations. Ideal for bulk procurement by schools, homeschooling programs, and educational retailers, this play money kit supports interactive learning and hands-on engagement. Its robust construction ensures longevity, making it a cost-effective resource for classroom tools and children's learning activities. With a compact box length of 20 cm and a weight of 0.390 kg per unit, the kit is practical for storage and distribution. Available for purchase in quantities from 1 to 10 units per order, it offers flexibility for diverse purchasing

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20*14*07
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