Description

Your little one can shop their heart out with this Cash Register and Scanner. The complete shopping experience, this set includes a scanner, credit/debit card machine and working microphone to make important store announcements. Play money and credit card are included. All Early Learning Centre toys are designed to help develop vital skills, build self-confidence and get children to explore the boundaries of their imaginations. All plastics are phthalate free.

Features

• Ages: Three to eight years.
• WARNING: CHOKING HAZARD - Small parts.
• Not for children under three years.

Description

Conveniently stores in wooden box Realistic play money Learn money counting Recommended Age Range 3 Years and up  That's a loot of money! Conveniently packaged set has dozens of pretend bills from $1 to $100 and hundreds of play coins, all securely stored in a wooden cash drawer with sliding lid.  Product Measures: 0.0 IN x 0.0 IN x 0.0 IN Recommended Ages: 0 - 0 years

Features

• Conveniently stores in wooden box
• Realistic play money
• Learn money counting
• Recommended Age Range 3 Years and up

Description

Nick Jr. friends teach kids all about numbers and counting. Simply slide in one of the three double-sided activity cards, and then Dora, Diego, Blue, or Kai-lan will help teach you numbers, counting, and even introduce a second language! The cash register also features over 30 learning activities, character games, and counting songs. Features both a music mode & quiz mode. Register has a cash drawer, play money, and a light-up keypad. This unique learning toy also can be personalized with your child's name! Just connect the toy to your home computer with a USB cable (not included) and download your child's name from the website! The characters will then say interactive & personalized phrases using your child's name! Requires 3 "AA" (R6) batteries (included). Recommended for ages 18 months+.

Features

• Nick Jr. friends teach kids all about numbers and money
• Features number identification, counting activities and role play shopping games
• Parent can choose Dora or Diego to teach child
• Features a fun counting song
• Includes a storage cash drawer and play money

Features

• Play Phone
• Ages 3+
• requires 3X "AG 13"
• (LR44) batteries (included)

Description

The Krusty Krab Cash Register is a working register with Bikini Bottom money and a credit card! Swipe the credit card to hear a fun sound effect. There's a special button that even unlocks the cash drawer. Need to take orders' Use the working microphone to place customer orders. Requires 3 "LR44" batteries (not included).

Fans of SpongeBob Squarepants can ring up orders of Krabby Patties and fries—just like their favorite yellow sea sponge--on this whimsical working cash register from the Krusty Krab restaurant. The register features individual buttons for ordering up Krabby Patties, fries, shakes, and secret sauce; numeric buttons for keying in prices; and a button for opening the cash drawer. A working microphone magnifies kids' voices so they can call back orders to fry cook SpongeBob. The buttons all make realistic cash register sounds and, when the drawer opens, SpongeBob's voice pipes up with one of six different recognizable phrases. Krusty Krab customers can pay with the pretend Bikini Bottom bills and coins. The Krusty Krab also accepts the included SpongeBob-endorsed credit card, which swipes along a slot on the register, making a realistic sound. This register requires three "AAA" batteries for operation. --Cristina Vaamonde

Features

• Fans of SpongeBob Squarepants can ring up orders of Krabby Patties and fries!
• The register features individual buttons for ordering up Krabby Patties, fries, shakes, and secret sauce.
• Numeric buttons for keying in prices, and a button for opening the cash drawer.
• When the drawer opens SpongeBob's voice pipes up with one of six different recognizable phrases.

Description

Learning adds up quickly with this chatty cash register. The YOUniverse Talking Cash Register "reads" bar codes, and features a play scanner with sounds, a working calculator function and a sorting microphone paging system. Comes with play bills, coins and credit cards. Requires 4 "AA" batteries, included. Measures 7.25"H x 11.5"W x 11"D.

Features

• Large lcd screen for sales totals
• Voice amplified microphone
• Scans real barcodes and barcode sheet included
• Includes lots of play money
• Cash drawer makes a ca-ching sound when opened

Description

Ring up some fun with the classic Cash Register! There are colorful, numbered coins to sort and drop, buttons to press, and popping, spinning, rolling action. This item is a Toys R Us Exclusive.

Description

Learning adds up quickly with this chatty cash register. The YOUniverse Talking Cash Register "reads" bar codes, and features a play scanner with sounds, a working calculator function and a sorting microphone paging system. Comes with play bills, coins and credit cards. Requires 4 "AA" batteries, included. Measures 7.25"H x 11.5"W x 11"D.

Features

• Large lcd screen for sales totals
• Voice amplified microphone
• Scans real barcodes and barcode sheet included
• Includes lots of play money
• Cash drawer makes a ca-ching sound when opened

Description

Training quality employees has always been a challenge as shown in this collection of two films made 50 years apart. The first film is The Troubles of a Merchant and How to Stop Them (1917). This silent film demonstrates the troubles a shopkeeper in the teens has due to trying to keep track of everything on pencil and paper. The film shows the troubles the storekeeper has on a day to day basis and how these problems cause loss of profits. It then shows how a National Cash Register solves all the merchant's problems and brings him back to profitibilty. This 33 minute films is a fascinating look at early cash register machines and their positive effects on stores. The second film is The Front Line (1965). This color production runs for 15 minutes and shows how grocery checkout clerks were trained. A new checkout clerk is trained by three expert clerks in all the ins and outs of working with customers efficiently and with a smile on her face. The film is a good example of 60s culture and styles and is an interesting portrayal of how markets operated before the advent of barcodes and computerization and shows that the clerks really had to be educated in their jobs back then as there was no computer to rely on as there is today.