Eurodomino

🎯 How many cents make a euro? And what does a twenty euro note look like? “Eurodomino” is an enjoyable association game in which children get to know euro coins and notes as they join the dominoes together, learning to count money as they play. A first course in financial literacy – in domino format.

✨ What does this game develop?

• Knowing money – euro coins and notes and what they are worth;
• Counting – sums are made up and compared during play;
• Attention and concentration – you have to find the matching value;
• Practical life skills – preparation for those first independent purchases.

🎲 How to play at home

It is played like ordinary dominoes: the tiles are joined according to matching sums of money and images. Consolidate the skill in real life – let your child count out and hand over the coins in the shop themselves. At home you can also play “shop”: the game cards make excellent price tags.

🧑‍🏫 Tips for specialists

For primary teachers this is a lively classroom aid for the topic of money – counting with real values motivates children far more than a workbook does. For special education teachers Eurodomino is valuable in building the practical skills of independent living, and also in work with older pupils for whom counting money is a genuine everyday task.

📦 What’s in the set

• 28 high-quality cardboard dominoes (13 × 6,5 cm);
• 15 round cards (game counters).

Please note: the game instructions may be in Spanish, but the game is simple and the clear pictures mean you can start playing straight away.

👶 Who is it for?

Recommended from 5 years. For primary pupils and pupils-to-be who cannot wait to pay in a shop themselves. A game that turns getting to know money into an enjoyable evening of dominoes.