Monopoly Money Bundle, Play Money, Reward System

Play money from board games can have various uses beyond their intended game purposes:

1. Educational tool: Teach children about money management, basic math skills, and financial literacy by using play money for role-playing games or simulations.
2. Rewards system: Use play money as a reward system for completing chores, good behavior, or academic achievements, allowing kids to "earn" and "spend" their play money on rewards.
3. Arts and crafts: Incorporate play money into arts and crafts projects, such as making collages, decorating picture frames, or creating fake treasure chests for themed parties.
4. Party favors: Include play money as part of party favor bags or as game props for themed parties or events, adding a fun and interactive element to the celebration.
5. Teaching aid: Use play money as a visual aid for teaching currency exchange rates, budgeting, or economics concepts in classrooms, homeschooling settings, or tutoring sessions.

These are just a few ideas, but there are countless creative ways to repurpose play money for various activities and educational purposes!

4- of each value $1, $5, $10, $20, $50, $100, $500. Paper money is mixed old and new money.