KIDSTHRILL Toy Money for Kids That Looks Real. Double Sided 12 of Each. Play Money for Kids to Learn. 1 5 10 20 50 100 Dollar Bills. Great Pretend Money for Kids for Teaching Learning & Counting Math

Arrived today. The product is paper, but not to thin. Resembles real money, smaller in size and has printed on it COPY and PLAY MONEY. Purchased this to help my 7y.0. granddaughter with her math and money skills. She was so excited when I gave it to her we had to play store. Tomorrow we will try it to help with her math assignments. I will update review after.

My 6 year old loves it. It is not actual real size but it looks good. Tears like regular paper.

This was better than expected. So real I had to check to make sure I didn’t put in my wallet. Kids love it when we play store. It’s also a great teaching tool about #’s, money & presidents.

I got this for my toddler for his birthday, he loves money, but he’s not responsible lol, he throws the money around like he’s sees on tv and he had a ball, people came over and had to ask or take a second look, because the money looks soooo real!!!! But upon second look you can see it has stamps or markings advising that it’s play money and any of age adult can feel or see that it’s fake, but from afar, it’s good play money, well worth it and I will buy more, because my toddler plays with his money daily.

My nephew loves them.. he plays with them everyday. He wants to work at a bank.

I loved it! I looks like real money. It was perfect for what I needed it for. Great product. I did it for a demonstration online and my sister actually thought it was real. Lol! I would highly recommend this product.

I bought this for my daughter, she's teaching her 4 & 6 yr olds about money...they have set up a store where the girls can buy items with money that they've earned. At first she used some Dollar Store crappy looking money but once I got her this the girls have no interest in the other. The money looks very real and makes it much more fun.

Teaching math, counting, adding, subtracting, and general understanding of currency.. works great, and is pretty much the regular size of money and has front and back picture. I've been using for monopoly I'm teaching him and the "Mathlink Cubes: Early Math Activity Set" (can look it up by that on here) and using it to make the activities more practical and interactive. My son likes something he can feel/touch/apply the concept to.