Throwback post about Aussie money

Australian Money and a throw back post......

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.

AND THEN...........

 Money Multiples for Year 3 in Australian Money!

Money Multiples  has 75 pages

This unit focuses on multiples of coins and notes in Australian money. 

Each task is designed to consolidate this and provides opportunities to explore and articulate the processes and strategies they use.

It covers the following

Australian Curriculum Content Strand: Money and Financial Mathematics            

Australian Curriculum Content Description: (ACMNA059) - represent money values in multiple ways

(This unit does not cover - count the change required for simple transactions to the nearest five cents)

It has....

I Can Chart - Share the ‘I Can’ chart and display. Refer to it at the start and conclusion of the lesson as a reflection.

Money in Piggy Banks - Copy in black and white or in colour. I would recommend copying 6 of your choice as this will assist when you have a group using them. Laminate and use as a learning centre.

On top of each piggy bank place coins or notes to show an alternative way to show that amount. Use play money or the money at the back of this pack.

Thinkboards

Copy one for each child and model how to complete the tasks.

Draw the coin

Record what you know about the coin

Where can you use this coin?

Write some equations using this amount of money

What can I buy? Copy one for a pair of students to use. Use catalogues and find items that you could buy and glue them on the bags. Display when completed. You will need to have the discussion about how difficult it is to now find items below $2.00. Perhaps take photos of items from your canteen or local milk bar.

How many ways can I show money amounts? Copy in colour and use as a learning centre. Cut each card out. The cards could be used for

Sequencing in order of value

Placing other coins or notes on top to show other ways of displaying that amount. i.e. 20c could be 2x10c or 4x5c

Use play money or the money at the back of this pack to place on top

Dice - Copy and cut out the dice. Fold the flaps and glue or tape to make the dice.

Roll the dice. Using play money or the money provided to show how you could make the amount using alternative amounts. i.e. $20 could be two $10 notes or 1x$10 and 20x50c

Some students could just record the alternatives, or orally share with a group

Roll dice and add - Copy one grid for each pair of students. You will need the two dice from the preceding task as well as a six sided dice. Take it in turns to roll the dice, each student is to use a different colour to record an answer. If a space is full you miss a go. The winner is the one who has been able to fill the most spaces

Roll and equate - Copy and laminate – write using a dry erase marker. Roll the dice and add the money amounts. If you roll a 4 that is 4x5c which is 20c. Exchange the 5c pieces for a 20c piece. Continue to roll and add the money.

Money black line and colour - There are colour as well as black and white versions for you to copy and use