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GP1F2707

Euro Chart and Notes

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Get Creative with the Euro

Students learn about the Euro, numbers, and culture! Use in games and activities for an interactive class.

Notes: 500 euro notes in seven denominations. Notes come in perforated sheets.

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Good reproductions

Jan 21, 2016 | By MMS aus Illinois

I was ecstatic to finally find a set of fake euros for the classroom, and the poster is actually pretty nice to have, including a spot for you to write the current exchange rate.pros- coins are fairly realistic-colors on notes are great!!-good quantity for classroom-notes differ in sizes & have color, just like real ones-architecture/ sites are on the notes. cons--The coins' coloring is a bit off (e.g., bright gold for 1 euro)-Notes come in sheets and must be torn apart (although the perforation is very good)-The coins do not have the "country" backs, which I'm sure would be impractical to produce, but it would be nice to have!-Notes are smaller than authentic ones. (e.g., the 5 Euro note measures 3.5 x 1.75, when it should be 4.7 x 2.4, the 500 is 4.74 x 2.5, should be 6.3 x 3.2)quantity I received:1c--622c--645c--6310c-- 6320c--6650c--631EUR--632EUR--63I would definitely recommend-- I'd been looking for something like this for years.

Spielgeld

May 14, 2017 | By Erin Burr-Adair

I love that the money looks like the real thing and is easier for kids to handle than the paper print-offs I used to use. The coins are just about spot on, but I do wish the paper money was sized better. They are much smaller than the real thing.

Excellent Incentive

Dec 14, 2019 | By Rebekah

I use these to pay my students for their classroom jobs. The students love getting paid, and they get experience with Euros. It is the perfect way to sneak some culture into my classroom mangagement as the classroom jobs help the classroom run more smoothly. Euros are so different from American money as well so it helps them become familiar with another currency. After we finish with numbers, we do an auction each quarter, and students bid (in the target language) on different items. I usually try to have items that are culturally relevant in the auction. The students really love it.