Suggestion
Love the app, but a slight improvement could be to change the saying "half dollar" to "50 cents", as my students do not understand what a half dollar is.
Thanks!

This educational app helps young children and those with learning disabilities learn to identify Australian currency. It presents a coin or note and speaks its name, then prompts the user to select the correct item from multiple choices.
1.4
January 19, 2026
The current app version updated with the new age rating.
$3.99
AUSDiscrimMoney
App will have additional following functionality: - Setting functionality accommodates additional app options. - This version is free unlike ver1.0. whole App can be bought by On-App Purchases. - 4th item will started as a In-App Purchases.
MoreDiscriminating Money (AUD) uses a visual and auditory approach. A coin or note is displayed, its name is spoken aloud, and the student then selects the correct item from a set of choices.
The provided data does not specify progress tracking features. The app focuses on presenting currency and testing identification through multiple-choice selections.
This app is designed for early learning and does not offer formal certifications. Its primary goal is to aid in currency recognition for young learners.
Discriminating Money (AUD) has an age rating of 4+, making it suitable for young children.
Discriminating Money (AUD) is supported on iPhone, iPad, and iPod devices.
The app was last updated on January 19, 2026, with version 1.4.
Yes, Discriminating Money (AUD) is free to download and use, with the option for in-app purchases.
No, Discriminating Money (AUD) does not contain advertisements.