Learning Resources Teaching Cash Register from Learning Resources
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Product Description Cash in on basic math and money management skills with this talking, interactive cash register. Little learners can practice coin identification, addition, subtraction and place value through four featured games. Games increase in difficulty as players advance their math skill levels. Perfect for pretend play exercises and learning basic calculator skills. Features: - Transactions are rewarded with lights, sounds and voice messages
- Coin reader identifies real and included plastic play coins
- Checkout scanner comes with realistic sounds
- Real working scale
- Large LCD screen shows real transactions with big, easy-to-read numbers
- Ability to check coin total
- Automatic shut-off saves batteries and reminds kids to "Come and play again!"
Requires 3 "C" alkaline batteries (not included). Awards: - Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award (2003-04)
- Oppenheim Toy Portfolio SNAP Award (Special Needs Adapted Products (2003-04)
- Gold Award Winner-National Parenting Publications Awards for Children's Resources(NAPPA-2003-Tech Toys)
Editorial Review Ring up the fun with the Teaching Cash Register! A perfect addition to any pretend store, this talking cash register helps teach basic math and money skills through creative play. Filled with engaging activities and a drawer stashed with life-size (make-believe) cash, the Teaching Cash Register helps kids make sense of currency with a coin reader that identifies both real and plastic coins. Other features include a generous LCD screen that shows transaction values in large, easy-to-read numbers, a working scale, and a scanner for pretend coupons and credit cards. Four interactive learning games take kids through multiple levels of play, increasing in difficulty as players advance their math skill levels. Large buttons help little fingers total up the orders, while lights and sounds capture the imagination. Winner of numerous awards, including an Oppenheim Toy Portfolio Platinum Award, the interactive Teaching Cash Register develops logic, reasoning, and coin recognition skills, and helps animate lessons about addition, subtraction, counting money, making change, and decimal usage. Measuring approximately 14 by 9-3/4 by 9 inches, the Teaching Cash Register requires 3 C batteries (not included) to power its playful "ka-ching!" --Heather Lyndon
Customer Reviews
My 3 Year Old Loves it! Posted 11 February 2009
My 3 year old son plays with this all the time. He likes to put the money in and listen to the machine tell him if it is a penny, nickel, dime, or quarter. He even carries around the dollars. I am surprised, but the dollars appear to be holding up pretty well. For a 3 year old it is hard to keep their attention and this toy seems to keep my little guys coming back to play.
imagine, express, learn! Posted 05 February 2009
Imagine you're the cashier in a supermarket, weighing and scanning pretend groceries. Express yourself with "Will that be all for today?" or "Thank you, ma'am. Have a nice day!" Learn the value of different coins deposited in the Coin Bank and more... this cash register also talks! It's a fun toy for all ages.
great learning toy Posted 04 February 2009
This is a sturdy toy that's a great learning tool for 5-6 year olds who are learning about money in school. Plus, a lot of room for creative fun too.
Learning Cash Register Posted 21 January 2009
Love this cash register and how it interacts with your child. Bought this for my three year old and she is having a lot of fun shopping. This is great in that it's a toy she will be able to use for years as her learning and math skills progress. The only negative is that the drawer does not come out, so if the toy is tipped the change can fall back into the register and is a challenge to get the change out. Lots of fun!
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