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SimplyFun BankIt! - Money Game for Kids - Learn to Save, Spend, Donate, Earn Bank Interest and More - Game for Kids Ages 8 and Up, 1 to 4 Players

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$34.00
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  • LEARN MONEY MANAGEMENT: BankIt! is a money board game that provides hands-on learning experience by teaching players how to manage money, make wise financial decisions and budget effectively.
  • DECISION-MAKING SKILLS: This financial literacy game teaches decision-making skills as players choose when to spend or save their play money. Players will learn how to think strategically and make choices that impact...
  • REAL-LIFE SCENARIOS: Immerse yourself in realistic scenarios, such as earning an income, paying bills, saving for your bike, and making investment decisions. Bankit! simulates real-life situations in order to learn...
  • EDUCATIONAL FAMILY FUN: Bankit! Is not only a money game for kids ages 8-12 but is fun for all on family game night! Engage in friendly competition as you strive to outsmart your opponents in the world of finance and...
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