Lesson 1: Let’s explore coins
Students will identify different coins in circulation in the UK and work with money in decimal form when creating different coin combinations. They will use coin combinations to make the totals shown on different piggy banks.
Lesson 6: Let’s show what we know!
This is a summative assessment that covers the key objectives from this Australian money unit.
Lesson 5: Let’s add and subtract money
Students will consolidate their knowledge of using money with a game, called Boom or Bust, that involves gaining and losing money.
Lesson 4: Let’s make estimations & subtract money
Students will apply their subtraction and money knowledge to estimate water slides’ cost and make change.
Lesson 3: Let’s add money
Students will apply their knowledge of decimals, money and addition to add money amounts when adopting a pet and shopping for pet related items.
Lesson 2: Let’s calculate and compare money
Students will calculate groups of coins or notes with the same value and compare money amounts. They will also regroup cents for dollar amounts. Students will calculate groups of money by playing a game called Money Mania.
Lesson 1: Let’s explore coins
Students will identify different coins in circulation in the US and work with money in decimal form when creating different coin combinations. They will use coin combinations to make the totals shown on different piggy banks.
Lesson 6: Let’s show what we know!
This is a summative assessment that covers the key objectives from this Australian money unit.
Lesson 5: Let’s add and subtract money
Students will consolidate their knowledge of using money with a game, called Boom or Bust, that involves gaining and losing money.
Lesson 4: Let’s make estimations & subtract money
Students will apply their subtraction and money knowledge to estimate water slides’ cost and make change.