As I spend at least 20 minutes prepping this game so that my students can play it, I wonder, why is it that as a teacher, I buy a game and I have to prep it? I am having to cut a part 36 calling cards, and I am having to separate 324 markers. I don't understand this. Here is partially is why I bought the game. I hoped it would be good quality, but I also thought, I am buying a prepackaged game. It should come ready for me to play with my students. It should not require 20-25 minutes of my precious prep time to prepare it for playing. Yes, I know that I just have to do this once, but it's just really frustrating and I think speaks to how a teacher's precious time is just not often appreciated. I also bought time bingo, so I guess I have another 25 minutes to look forward to losing in prepping that game too. Why can't this game come with the markers all ready to go in a nice little box? Why do I have to cut out the calling cards? I think this game should come ready to play.

Money bingo is great for my granddaughter because it helps her count money

My 1st and 2nd graders enjoy playing this game to practice counting collections of coins up to a dollar. The coin pictures on the Bingo cards are realistic and easy to identify. I bought the game to use during our money unit and also plan to use it again throughout the rest of the year to review.

This is a great game to help students learn to count various amounts of money. The game boards have pictures of coins, which will also help students with coin recognition. I use this game during my money unit to enhance student learning. I also use it throughout the year as a review.