already. I came up with this idea from my father.

Kids love a bank. At least my 2 boys do. I put currency and coins into a cigar box and they each love to 'play with their bank'. I responded to a brokerage offer for a free silver dollar and now that is in the oldest one's bank. He loves the weight of the huge silver dollar, yet right now he calls it a 'penny'.

I use the men on the pictures to teach them about history. I acquire foreign currency, when I get the chance.

I tell them that 'magic' is the ability to create something out of nothing (like the Jew's money!) :).

Neat idea . :)

There are so many thousands of ways to interest and entertain children .
To get those bright eyes wide and full of wonder . I have heard so many good ones and forgotten them . Maybe not so oddly , they came from a Christian Radio program telling ways to keep children busy , happy and bright , for little or nothing . Like getting a big piece of cardboard and letting them draw a town for their little cars and trucks to drive around in , just simple stuff .

Instead of all this blown plastic junk , that televitz pushes on them .

Create a bank using compound interest and toilet paper for currency and you can then teach the child about the jew as well!

Never too early to start 'em off right.