Parents' Guide to Money Up! - Learn to use the Next Dollar Up method

MONEY UP! - LEARN TO USE THE NEXT DOLLAR UP METHOD is a teaching tool for learning to recognize and count currency. The administrator can choose between six types of currency: Australia, United States, United Kingdom, Canada, New Zealand, and European Union. They can also customize the shopping list with favorite or familiar items. Lastly, they can create profiles for each user to help with tracking progress. Each profile has its own customizable options, including how many successful answers are needed for a "reward," the domination of bills to use, the highest dollar amount to work with (up to $50), and some other features. The administrator can also determine which of the activities the player can access.

There are seven learning activities. "Recognising Money" simply asks the player to find a certain denomination of bill. "Basic Practice" has a visual and an audio level; users need to figure out how much money to give to cover the dollar amount shown/said. "How Much Money?" requires players to add up the dollar bills to figure out how much money they have. "Handing Over Money" is an audio activity where players need to count out the amount of money the app asks for. In "Shopping Basics," players hand over enough money to cover a specific item. This is an audio activity, but the administrator can have the price shown on the screen as well. "Do You Have Enough?" shows a list of items, gives the total cost verbally, and then asks players if they have enough money based on the currency shown on the screen. When the player successfully answers five questions, they have the option of playing either a balloon pop game or a coin drop game. Administrators can see reports with the number of correct answers and skills mastered. They can share these via email or any other sharing option on the device.