Learning Resources Pretend & Play Calculator Cash Register

November 18, 2014 - Comment

Winner of 23 awards and the perfect addition to any pretend store, this cash register is a working solar-powered calculator that holds both real and play bills! Oversize buttons and a big number display make it appropriate for all ability levels. Includes U.S. play bills, plastic coins, pretend credit card and suggested activities. Measures 10½”

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Winner of 23 awards and the perfect addition to any pretend store, this cash register is a working solar-powered calculator that holds both real and play bills! Oversize buttons and a big number display make it appropriate for all ability levels. Includes U.S. play bills, plastic coins, pretend credit card and suggested activities. Measures 10½” L x 9½” W x 5½”H. Grades PreK+.

Product Features

  • Standard Packaging: this version comes in the traditional retail box. The perfect gift!  
  • Working solar-powered cash register with LCD display
  • Features extra large buttons and storage drawer
  • Includes 30 play bills/40 plastic coins/pretend credit card
  • Recommended for ages 3 to 8

Comments

Quaker Annie "reader" says:

An educational, fun toy that grows with the child! We first bought this toy as a birthday gift, because our 4 year old was so fascinated with pushing the buttons to open the cash drawer. He liked the play coins that came with it, too. 

Anonymous says:

No batteries to buy! The excellent reviews I read before buying this cash register did not mention that it is solar powered, and I believe this fact is worth adding for those frugally and/or environmentally-minded potential buyers. It worked right out of the box — no time delay for charging.

Anonymous says:

Super buy on an educational and entertaining product This item was used in my Sunday School classroom ages (4-7) earlier this year. Okay, so you are probably wondering in what application did I use this for in a Sunday School room? A: Matthew and Zacchaeus, the tax collectors. 

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