• Play money refers to imitation currency that is used for educational and recreational purposes.
• It is not real currency but is designed to resemble actual money in terms of size, color, and denomination.
• Play money is commonly used in various settings, such as classrooms, board games, toy stores, and educational activities, to teach children about money concepts, practice math skills, and engage in imaginative play.
• Play money serves as a valuable tool for educators and parents to introduce children to money-related topics in a playful and engaging manner.
• It lays the foundation for financial literacy and mathematical skills while encouraging creativity and social interaction.