Review on Bingo Money Game by Joseph Pudic

I think all kids love to count money (and cheat). My two sons also kept asking me how much things cost, how much money they would have left if they bought this toy, etc. When they started learning about money at school, their curiosity seemed to grow even stronger . My sons like to play board games. So I bought this bingo as a fun, interactive way to learn my financial facts. Neither of us was disappointed - and we can all do it together (one son is 7 and top of his class, the other is 9 and a bit retarded) so it's perfect for them to study together. One caveat, however, is to keep an eye on the "winner" - at first they would argue or feel offended because they couldn't win both. Which brings me to another thing I really like about this bingo game - you choose what amounts to call by looking at the deck first. This can help every boy win once if I play two games. It's also very helpful when the kid is having trouble with certain money combinations - you can be sure to always call out those cards to increase the number of times the kid has to calculate those amounts.