Kids Learning Money

          Kids Learning Money is the 1th educational app in our Curriculum Series. 
Kids Learning Money contains no third-party ads.

Wouldn't it be wonderful if there was a simple game that made learning to count money fun? There is! It's called Learning Money.

This is a game for the whole family! From a kid’s first experience with money to adults learning new currencies before visiting a foreign country.
Your child will love playing Learning Money, and you'll be able to relax, knowing your child is learning while having fun.

There are two game modes
Learning Mode: take your time to learn every single coin or bill, dragging it to the upper area of the screen to reach the target amount
Arcade Mode: with score and countdown timer you can challenge your friends at who is the faster counter of money.

US Dollar, Euro and British Pounds, with 200 levels for each.

Features included in Kids Learning money:
★ Comics themed app for fun learning
★ 2 games: "Learning" and "Arcade"
★ Tutorial screen for beginners
★ Kids tested
★ US Dollar, Euro, and British Pounds
★ 200 levels (600 total) for each currency
★ Results screen that shows each level’s score
★ Large buttons for easy navigation
★ Sound control
★ Kids Learning money runs on any mobile device (Android 2.1 or higher)

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