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Pretend and Play Calculator Cash Register Review

 
Manufacturer: Learning Resources
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Model#: LER26.29
Weight: 3.48lbs
Height: 6..3"
   Width: 9..8"
Length: 11..3"

Average Rating: 5 out of 5 Stars


Retail Price: $39.95
Online Price: $39.95
Features:
  • Winner of 23 awards for excellence
  • Working solar powered cash register
  • Perfect addition to any pretend store
  • Includes life-size play money
  • Booklet of suggested activities

User Submitted Pretend and Play Calculator Cash Register Reviews (cont...)


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Date: 1999-08-14
It's the most popular toy at my house!
This cash register is a favorite at my house! We often have children from ages two to six visiting, and this is the first toy that many of them go to. The calculator makes beeping noises that the kids enjoy, and the cash drawer opens and closes with a satisfying click. I've enjoyed teaching my son the value of money and how to use a calculator with this toy.

Date: 1998-12-10
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.

Due to its popularity, I decided it was in my best interest to purchase a duplicate so that ten children would not be crowding around one register. The register was never not in use during the entire class time (1 hour and 15 minutes) except when I pulled them away for story time. Suffice it to say that it was a major hit.

It has been my experience that the special traits that make it a favorite with the children are: 1. Calculator features (the children who are familiar with numbers were thrilled that they could use it for real life addition and subtraction transactions). 2. Credit card that swipes through a slit in the register and note pad (these two items made the setting more "real life" as they are familiar with these adult items). 3. Size (this particular register is the largest available-unless you are willing to spring for a real one). END


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