Learning Resources LER 6916 User Manual

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LER 6960

Use and Care Guide

LER 6960

Use and Care Guide

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LER 6960

Use and Care Guide

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Electronic Money Game

LER 6916

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Volume Control

Penny

Nickel

Reset button
(underneath)

Dollar

Dime

ON/OFF button

Quarter

Installing and Replacing the Batteries

Requires: Phillips screwdriver, 3 AA batteries

Batteries should be installed or replaced by an adult. Cash
Bash™ requires 3 AA batteries (not included). The battery
compartment is located on the bottom of the control unit.
To install batteries, first undo the screws (using a Phillips
screwdriver) and remove the battery compartment door.
Install batteries as indicated inside the compartment. See last
page of guide for additional notes on proper battery care.

Introduction

Cash Bash is an exciting, interactive electronic game for 1–2
players. While playing, you’ll be learning important money
skills such as:

• Basic addition and subtraction

• Coin identification

• Place value skills

Buttons

ON/OFF – To turn the unit ON/OFF

VOLUME – A button for adjusting the volume. Selects

between 3 settings. LOW, HIGH, and OFF

PENNY - Button decorated as a one-cent coin. Pressing it

once adds the coin value of one cent.

NICKEL - Button decorated as a five-cent coin. Pressing it

once adds the coin value of five cents.

DIME - Button decorated as a ten-cent coin. Pressing it once

adds the coin value of ten cents.

QUARTER - Button decorated as a twenty-five-cent coin.

Pressing it once adds the coin value of twenty-five cents.

DOLLAR - Button decorated as a one-dollar bill. Pressing it

once adds the coin value of one-hundred cents (1 dollar).

GAME Button – This button will turn the game ON and

toggle through games 1 to 5 and then repeat. Each time
the Game Button is pressed it will toggle to the next
game. The first game is the default game.

RESET Button – Holding down this button for 7 seconds will

cause the unit to reset if an error occurs.

Games

There are five games to choose. Each game is playable by
one or two players.

All games (both one and two player) are ten rounds. A
round consists of a monetary value shown on the screen. In
a one-player game, the player has three chances to add up
each money amount.

In a two-player game, players are competing to be the first
to add up the money amount displayed.

The five games are:

GAME 1 - ADD IT UP (1 or 2 players)

In a two player game, both players compete to add up the
monetary amount on the screen by pressing the coin
buttons. Each press of a coin button will add that money
amount to their total. The first player to reach the selected
amount wins the round.

In a one player game, the player has three chances to add
up each money amount.

GAME 2 - CHANGE UP (1 or 2 players)

The goal is the same as the first game, but now players
have an added limitation. They must add up coins to r
the selected monetary amount, but with restrictions, such
as “no nickels”, or “no dimes”.

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