Learn the value of money with simple, friendly pictures of coins and notes. Pick your currency (rupees, dollars, euros, pounds, dirhams, riyals and more: your own currency is chosen for you) and tap any coin or note to hear its value. In Make it, tap coins and notes to reach an amount, such as ₹37, and the tool shows the fewest pieces that would do it. In Count it, add up a little pile of money and choose the right total.
loading toolHow to learn coins and notes
- Choose your currency.
- In Coins and notes, tap each one to hear its value.
- In Make it, tap coins and notes until “You have” matches the amount; tap a piece in the tray to take it back.
- In Count it, add up the money shown and pick the total.
Good to know
- Play shop at home with real coins after a round or two.
- Start with whole amounts (no paise or cents) for younger children.
Questions
Are these pictures of the real money?
No. They are simple drawings showing the value, size order and coin-or-note type, so children learn values without copying real banknote designs. Show real coins alongside to connect the two.
Which currencies are included?
Indian rupee, US dollar, euro, British pound, UAE dirham, Saudi riyal, Pakistani rupee, Canadian, Australian, New Zealand and Singapore dollars, South African rand, Japanese yen and Nigerian naira.
What is the “fewest pieces” hint?
After you make an amount, the tool shows the smallest number of coins and notes that add up to it, a useful skill for paying and giving change.
Is my data private?
Yes. Everything happens inside your own browser: nothing you type or choose is uploaded to us or anyone else.
Is it free?
Completely free, with no sign-up, no watermark and no limit on how many times you use it. Light ads keep the site running.
