Cash Out | This game is compatible with iPads and Tablets

Cash Out is an exciting game that teaches kids how to make change. Make a successful sale when you give the correct change to your customers. Several skill levels and setting choices are available. Make as many sales as possible in three minutes!

Piggy Bankers | Play on your iPad or Tablet

Practice your coin and money counting skills in Piggy Bankers! Catch coins and currency falling from the sky to try to reach your target savings amount! Use the arrows to move your piggy banker. Be careful, if you collect more than your target, the game is over. Be on the lookout for spinning tokens.

Lunch Lady | Play on your iPad or Tablet

Lunch Lady is a popular game that reinforces addition of decimals (in change format). Play the role of a grumpy old lunch lady and carefully caculate the lunch price for each of the ten students in line.

Garage Sale Wizard

You play the role of a cranky old man trying to make a few bucks by selling his stuff at a garage sale. For each item, there will be three people vying for its purchase. Each person will offer a different amount of money. Count up the coins and click on the person who offers the best deal (the most money).

Scottie Nickel’s Change Maker | Play on your iPad or Tablet

In Scottie Nickel, you play the role of a human coinstar machine. Count the change given to you, and return it in the fewest number of coins possible to earn a small percentage of the change given.

Tipster

As a "waiter advocate" at the MrNussbaum Family Restaurant, it is your job to ensure the waiters are tipped properly for their service. Use your shrewd decimals and percentages skills and earn a little money for yourself on the side.

Burnside’s Billions

You have been chosen by your distant great uncle, Montague Burnside, to receive his fortune of ten billion dollars! For the purposes of continuing his international reputation and legacy, and to make his “mark” for generations to come, Mr. Burnside has specified that his fortune must be spent purchasing all of 27 of the world’s most famous landmarks. He expects you to use your math skills, knowledge of conversion rates and international currency, and your knack for buying and selling at the right times, to complete this mission in forty days. It will not be easy, but rest assured you can save your game and come back to it at any time.

How does it work?

In Burnside’s Billions, users have to buy and sell world landmarks. Burnside’s fortune is in US Dollars, but users have to use conversion rates to choose the correct amount of money to offer for the landmark in the currency of the nation the chosen landmark is located in. For example, if a user chooses to buy Big Ben, the amount to pay is listed in British Pounds. The user can check the current conversion rate from the “rates” menu and estimate the amount of money the landmark costs in U.S. Dollars. The user is given five choices, one of which is the correct converted amount. (see below)