Shop All Summer · Money Play · Activity 1
How to play: point to each coin and count out loud together by tens — “10, 20, 30…” — then write the total in the box. This is the same counting your child does at the game's Coin Shop.
Each 🪙 is worth 10 pretend coins — the same prices as the game's Coin Shop! Grown-up tip: if counting by tens is new, count the first row by pointing together, then let your child lead the rest.
Shop All Summer · Money Play · Activity 2
How to play: cut out the tags and set up a pretend shop with real things from around home (a cup of water is fancy lemonade!). Your child is the shopkeeper; pay with buttons, blocks, or paper coins. Two tags are blank so your child can price their own goods — there's no wrong price, but ask “why that much?” and listen.
✂️ Cut along the dashed lines. Take turns being shopkeeper and customer — asking for change (“I'm paying with 50 — what do I get back?”) is great practice for older kids.
Shop All Summer · Money Play · Activity 3
How to play: pick something your child wants to save for (in the game, at home, or a family treat). Color one coin circle each time they save instead of spend — when the jar is full, celebrate! This matches the “⭐ Save up for it” goal in the game's Coin Shop.
Grown-up tip: waiting for something good is the heart of saving. Talking about the wait (“12 coins already — how many more to go?”) matters more than the prize itself.
Shop All Summer · Keepsake · Activity 4
How to play: every month, Sunny Bay throws a little festival and your child earns that month's charm in the game. When it happens, color that charm in and write the year underneath — a whole year of play on one page! Festivals come back every year, so no charm is ever missed for good.
Grown-up tip: this doubles as a gentle calendar talk — "which festival is next? how many months away is that?" Months, seasons, and waiting, all in one keepsake.