Wednesday, 13 November 2013

Coins, Coins, Coins (Australian money)



This packet was fun to put together, once I found the right clipart to use. 
The content for our Grade 1's is to be able to recognise, describe and order coins. 
Read through the weekly planner to know what the relationship is between the different parts of the lesson and the resources. 
This pack contains 60 pages
Print off “Our Learning about coins” in colour and enlarge to A3 – this is a brainstorm chart to use to record learning as it happens
Tags for your shop items– determine which set or sets you will use. Depending on skill level you may use just the coins, the numeral tag or the word tag. These tags are to be attached to your items for sale
Coin rubbing sheet to assist in noticing the detail on the front and back of coins
Coin profiles – to be done in groups and then share the learning
Cards to match coin, amount and words. There are seven sets – six in colour and the seventh in black and white. This black and white version you can copy onto coloured card to create different sets.
Venn Diagram – bring in foreign coins and compare them using the graphic organiser
Two sets of assessment pages. 
One set has room for the whole grade and is tick based, the other has three pages – one page for each outcome and room for notes.


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