Piggy Bank Count
Coins and bills spill out of the piggy bank: pick how much there is in total. A money counting game simple enough for preschoolers.
Guide
Key points
- Kids pick how much money spilled out of the piggy bank.
- No typing — choosing an answer works even for preschoolers.
- The practice hint sorts the money biggest first to show an easy way to count.
How to play
- Coins spill out of the piggy bank — say, two quarters and three dimes.
- Count them up: 25 + 25 = 50¢, plus three dimes makes 80¢.
- Tap the right amount among the four answers.
Wrong answers are fine — just pick again. Points only come from first-try answers. Early levels use two big coins; later ones mix in small coins and bills.
What kids learn
- Grouping the same coins together
- Counting the biggest coins first
- Adding different coins and bills
For parents
Kids choose from answers instead of typing, so even preschoolers can play. In practice mode, the hint lines the money up biggest first — comparing the tidy row with the messy pile shows why sorting makes counting easier. Next steps: Pay the Exact Amount and Make Change Challenge.
FAQ
What age is it for?
From about 5 or 6, once kids know numbers and coins. The first level only uses two big coins.
What happens after a wrong answer?
That answer fades and they can choose again. Points only come from first-try answers.
Where is the best score saved?
Only in this browser. The game asks for no name or personal data and sends nothing to a server.