- MAKES LEARNING MATH FUN - This interactive cash register combines play with education, helping children practice addition, subtraction, and money recognition while enjoying shopping and cashier play
- REALISTIC WORKING FEATURES - Solar-powered calculator, cash drawer with authentic "ka-ching" sound, credit card swiper, and receipt pad create an engaging pretend play experience
- COMPLETE MONEY SET INCLUDED - Comes with 73 pieces including realistic play bills ($1, $5, $10, $20), plastic coins (pennies, nickels, dimes, quarters), and a pretend credit card
- DEVELOPS ESSENTIAL SKILLS - Beyond math concepts, children build fine motor abilities, social interaction skills, vocabulary, and creative thinking through imaginative play scenarios
- DURABLE CHILD-FRIENDLY DESIGN - Constructed from high-quality materials built to withstand enthusiastic play, with large buttons perfect for little fingers and a sturdy design
Count this as a holiday toy win! This simple cash register for dramatic role play is play-based learning at its best. Children can develop essential math skills while engaging in imaginative store play scenarios that feel just like the real thing. The calculator cash register features oversized buttons and a large number display, making it accessible and appropriate for children of various ages and ability levels. The working solar-powered calculator helps kids practice addition, subtraction, and money recognition in a natural, play-based context that doesn't feel like "learning" to them. This comprehensive 73-piece set includes everything needed for realistic shopping play: actual-size pretend bills ($1, $5, $10, and $20), plastic coins (pennies, nickels, dimes, and quarters), a pretend credit card for modern payment scenarios. When children press the large "open" button, they're delighted by the authentic "ka-ching" sound as the drawer pops open, just like in a real store. The cash register becomes a centerpiece for imaginative scenarios—grocery stores, restaurants, ticket booths, and more—providing endless entertainment while reinforcing real-world math applications. Many reviewers note that children reach for this toy repeatedly, often playing with it for extended periods and incorporating it into diverse play schemes.
