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  • The child learned the concept of counting by counting the different coins and bills.
  • The child learned the value of each coin and bill by identifying and naming them.
  • The child learned basic addition and subtraction by adding and subtracting different amounts of money.
  • The child learned about different denominations of money by comparing the values of different coins and bills.
  • The child learned about the concept of saving money by discussing the importance of saving and setting aside a portion of their money.

Continued development related to the activity:

1. Encourage the child to play pretend store or restaurant, where they can use play money to practice counting, adding, and subtracting different amounts.

2. Introduce the concept of budgeting by giving the child a set amount of play money and having them decide how to spend it on different items or activities.

3. Teach the child about different ways to earn money, such as through chores or a lemonade stand, and help them track their earnings and savings.

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