Learning Resources LER 6916 User manual

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LER 6916
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LER 6960
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Electronic Money Game
LER 6960
Use and Care Guide
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ON/OFF button
Volume Control Reset button
(underneath)
Penny
Nickel
Dollar
Dime Quarter

Installing and Replacing the Batteries
Requires: Phillips screwdriver, 3 AA batteries
Batteries should be installed or replaced by an adult. Cash
Bash™ requires 3 AA batteries (not included). The battery
compartment is located on the bottom of the control unit.
To install batteries, first undo the screws (using a Phillips
screwdriver) and remove the battery compartment door.
Install batteries as indicated inside the compartment. See last
page of guide for additional notes on proper battery care.
Introduction
Cash Bash is an exciting, interactive electronic game for 1–2
players. While playing, you’ll be learning important money
skills such as:
• Basic addition and subtraction
• Coin identification
• Place value skills
Buttons
ON/OFF – To turn the unit ON/OFF
VOLUME – A button for adjusting the volume. Selects
between 3 settings. LOW, HIGH, and OFF
PENNY - Button decorated as a one-cent coin. Pressing it
once adds the coin value of one cent.
NICKEL - Button decorated as a five-cent coin. Pressing it
once adds the coin value of five cents.
DIME - Button decorated as a ten-cent coin. Pressing it once
adds the coin value of ten cents.
QUARTER - Button decorated as a twenty-five-cent coin.
Pressing it once adds the coin value of twenty-five cents.

DOLLAR - Button decorated as a one-dollar bill. Pressing it
once adds the coin value of one-hundred cents (1 dollar).
GAME Button – This button will turn the game ON and
toggle through games 1 to 5 and then repeat. Each time
the Game Button is pressed it will toggle to the next
game. The first game is the default game.
RESET Button – Holding down this button for 7 seconds will
cause the unit to reset if an error occurs.
Games
There are five games to choose. Each game is playable by
one or two players.
All games (both one and two player) are ten rounds. A
round consists of a monetary value shown on the screen. In
a one-player game, the player has three chances to add up
each money amount.
In a two-player game, players are competing to be the first
to add up the money amount displayed.
The five games are:
GAME 1 - ADD IT UP (1 or 2 players)
In a two player game, both players compete to add up the
monetary amount on the screen by pressing the coin
buttons. Each press of a coin button will add that money
amount to their total. The first player to reach the selected
amount wins the round.
In a one player game, the player has three chances to add
up each money amount.
GAME 2 - CHANGE UP (1 or 2 players)
The goal is the same as the first game, but now players
have an added limitation. They must add up coins to reach
the selected monetary amount, but with restrictions, such
as “no nickels”, or “no dimes”.

In a one player game, the player has three chances to add
up each money amount.
GAME 3 - FEWEST MOVES (1 or 2 players)
The goal is the same as the first game, but now the player
who reaches the monetary amount in the fewest number of
moves will win the game.
In a one player game, the player has three chances to add
up each money amount.
GAME 4 - COIN MASTER (1 or 2 players)
The goal is the same as the first game, but now the player
who reaches the monetary amount in the pre-determined
number of moves will win the game.
In a one player game, the player has three chances to add
up each money amount.
GAME 5 - DOLLAR DASH
A monetary amount under one dollar is shown on the
screen. Players need to press the correct coin buttons to add
up to one dollar.
In a one-player game, the player has five chances to add up
each money amount.
How to Play
After the unit is turned on, players can select their game.
The default game is one-player ADD IT UP.
Each press of the GAME button will toggle through and
display the name of each game on the screen, from GAME
ONE all the way to GAME FIVE. After GAME FIVE, if the GAME
button is pressed again, the unit will toggle back to GAME
ONE. After the game sound effect is played, if no other
button is pressed the game will display text, indicating that
players should press the dollar button to play.

• To exit any game, or to start a new game, press the
GAME button to return to the game selection point.
• Each press of the GAME button will toggle through the
available games. To choose the desired game, press the
DOLLAR button.
• If there is no response for five minutes, CASH BASH™ will
power down automatically.
GAME 1 - ADD IT UP
Players compete to add up the monetary amount on the
screen by pressing the coin buttons. Each press of a coin
button will add that money amount to their total. The
first player to reach the selected amount wins the round.
To select this game press the GAME button until you hear
“Add It Up”, or simply press the DOLLAR button to start.
Each player must press their DOLLAR button to “register”
in the game. If no players register by pressing the DOLLAR
button, the game will not start.
If player one presses the dollar button, but there is no
player two entry, the game will be a one player game.
After the game is selected, players must choose a difficulty
level, from Level 1 (easy) to Level 2 (hard). Press the GAME
button to toggle through the difficulty levels, and press
the DOLLAR button to confirm.
After all players have registered, the game begins. The
first monetary amount will appear on the screen(s), and
the words “ADD IT UP” will be heard. Players must now
press the coin buttons to add up to the dollar amount
displayed. Each coin button press will add that coin
amount to the players total.
The first player to reach the coin total without surpassing
it will win the round.
There are a total of 10 rounds per game
After the 10th round, the game will choose the winner,
based upon the number of rounds won. If there is a tie
(for example, both players win five rounds), there will be a

deciding 11th round. The winner will be declared at the
end of the game.
GAME 2 - CHANGE UP
Players compete to add up the monetary amount on the
screen by pressing the coin buttons. Each press of a coin
button will add that money amount to their total. The
first player to reach the selected amount wins the round.
To select this game press the GAME button until you hear
CHANGE UP.
Each player must press their DOLLAR button to “register”
in the game. If no players register by pressing the DOLLAR
button, the game will not start.
If player one presses the dollar button, but there is no
player two entry, the game will be a one-player game.
After the game is selected, players must choose a difficulty
level, from Level 1 (easy) to Level 2 (hard). Press the GAME
button to toggle through the difficulty levels, and press
the DOLLAR button to confirm.
After all players have registered, the game begins. The
first monetary amount will appear on the screen(s), and
the words “CHANGE UP” will be heard. For each round,
the screen will show the coin type that can NOT be used
(for example, if the screen shows the words NO NICKELS,
players cannot use that coin to add up the monetary
value. Players must now press the coin buttons to add up
to the dollar amount displayed. Each coin button press
will add that coin amount to that players’ total.
The first player to reach the coin total without surpassing
it will win the round.
There are a total of 10 rounds per game
After the 10th round, the game will choose the winner,
based upon the number of rounds won. If there is a tie
(For example, Player one wins five rounds, and Player two
wins five rounds), there will be a deciding 11th round. The
winner will be declared at the end of the game.

GAME 3- FEWEST MOVES
Players compete to add up the monetary amount on the
screen by pressing the coin buttons. Each press of a coin
button will add that money amount to their total. The
first player to reach the selected amount wins the round.
To select this game press the GAME button until you hear
FEWEST MOVES.
Each player must press the DOLLAR button to “register” in
the game. If no players register by pressing the DOLLAR
button, the game will not start.
If player one presses the dollar button, but there is no
player two entry, the game will be a one-player game.
After the game is selected, players must choose a difficulty
level, from Level 1 (easy) to Level 2 (hard). Press the GAME
button to toggle through the difficulty levels, and press
the DOLLAR button to confirm.
After all players have registered, the game begins. The
first monetary amount will appear on the screen(s), and
the words “FEWEST MOVES” will be heard .Players must
now press the coin buttons to add up to the dollar
amount displayed. Each coin button press will add that
coin amount to that players’ total.
The first player to reach the coin total without surpassing
it in the fewest number of moves, or button presses, will
win the round.
There are ten rounds per game.
After the 10th round, the game will choose the winner
based upon the number of rounds won. If there is a tie
(for example, player one wins five rounds, and player two
wins five rounds), there will be a deciding 11th round. The
winner will be declared at the end of the game.
GAME 4 – COIN MASTER
Players compete to add up the monetary amount on the
screen by pressing the coin buttons. Each press of a coin
button will add that money amount to their total. The
first player to reach the selected amount wins the round.

To select this game press the GAME button until you hear
COIN MASTER.
Each player must press their DOLLAR button to “register”
in the game. If no players register by pressing the DOLLAR
button, the game will not start.
If player one presses the dollar button, but there is no
player two entry, the game will be a one-player game.
After the game is selected, players must choose a difficulty
level, from Level 1 (easy) to Level 2 (hard). Press the GAME
button to toggle through the difficulty levels, and press
the DOLLAR button to confirm.
After all players have registered, the game begins. The
first monetary amount will appear on the screen(s), and
the words “COIN MASTER” will be heard. .. For each
round, the screen will show the number of moves, or
button presses required to reach the goal. Players must
now press the coin buttons to add up to the dollar
amount displayed. Each coin button press will add that
coin amount to that players’ total.
The first player to reach the coin total in the required
number of moves will win the round.
There are a total of ten rounds per game
After the 10th round, the game will choose the winner,
based upon the number of rounds won. If there is a tie
(For example, Player one wins five rounds, and Player two
wins five rounds), there will be a deciding 11th round.
The winner will be declared at the end of the game.
GAME 5 – DOLLAR DASH
This game is a little bit different. A monetary amount
will be shown on the screen and players compete to
add the money up to $1.00 by pressing the coin
buttons. Each press of a coin button will add that money
amount to their total. The first player to reach $1.00
wins the round.
To select this game press the GAME button until you hear
DOLLAR DASH.

Each player must press their DOLLAR button to “register”
in the game. If no players register by pressing the DOLLAR
button, the game will not start.
If player 1 presses the dollar button, but there is no player
2 entry, the game will be a 1 player game.
After the game is selected, players must choose a difficulty
level, from Level 1 (easy) to Level 2 (hard). Press the GAME
button to toggle through the difficulty levels, and press
the DOLLAR button to confirm.
After all players have registered, the game begins. The
first monetary amount will appear on the screen(s), and
the words “DOLLAR DASH” will be heard. Players must
now press the coin buttons to add up to $1.00 as quickly
as possible. Each coin button press will add that coin
amount to that players’ total.
The first player to reach $1.00 (without surpassing it) will
win the round.
There are a total of ten rounds per game.
After the 10th round, the game will choose the winner,
based upon the number of rounds won. If there is a tie
(For example, Player one wins five rounds, and Player two
wins five rounds), there will be a deciding 11th round. The
winner will be declared at the end of the game.