My Shop: Hebrew Money for Kids

My Shop is a Hebrew learning game about Israeli money for children aged 6 to 10. Please note that the app is entirely in Hebrew: all text and narration are Hebrew, there is no English inside, and it teaches the Israeli shekel, not dollars. It is made for Israeli and Hebrew speaking families abroad and for kids who learn Hebrew at home or in Hebrew school.

Kids get to know Israeli coins and bills, count shekels and agorot, pay at the shop counter and work out the change, one small step at a time.

90 LESSONS IN SIX TOPICS
• Coins: 10 agorot, half a shekel, 1, 2, 5 and 10 shekels
• Bills: 20, 50, 100 and 200 shekels, which is worth more and how to swap a bill for coins
• Counting money: put coins and bills on the tray and count, from identical coins to mixed shekels and agorot
• Paying the exact price: buy fruit, sweets, toys and books and pick the coins and bills that add up exactly. There is more than one right way to pay, just like at a real checkout
• Making change: a girl tells you what she bought, what it cost and how much she paid. Work out her change and pick the amount or build it on the tray
• Money challenges: 15 mixed challenges with counting, paying and change

LEARN MONEY AT YOUR OWN PACE
• Short lessons that build up from easy to challenging
• Tap coins and bills or drag them onto the tray and watch the total update
• Hints when needed, such as counting up from the price to the amount paid
• No timer and no time pressure
• Stars, achievement badges and free practice in every topic
• A money library to browse every coin and bill and compare them
• Hebrew read aloud through the device's text to speech, with every instruction also written on screen
• Works on phones and tablets

FOR PARENTS
• No ads at all, no user account and no personal data collection
• Works offline, and progress is saved on the device
• Protected parent area with a progress overview, settings and reset
• 47 lessons are open at no cost: all coin and bill lessons, the first five lessons in each of counting, paying and making change, and the first two challenges
• The rest open with a single purchase through Google Play, no subscription, available only inside the parent area

The coin and bill pictures are stylized teaching illustrations, not copies of real money.

Questions and ideas: manextapps@gmail.com

A playful way to bring Hebrew and everyday math together.