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Money and me All about money

I was working at a bank when a lady asked me to check her balance. So I pushed her over!

Learning objective: to understand how we make decisions when spending our money Learning outcomes – PAY ATTENTION TO THESE COLOURS THROUGHOUT THE POWERPOINT! MILD: (GREEN) Recognise money and use pounds and pence symbols. Combine money to create values. SPICY: (ORANGE) Solve addition and subtraction problems using money and begin to work out change left over. HOT: (PINK) Solve more complicated addition and subtraction problems using money, working out change confidently.

Starter A trip to the shops with Minnie We’re going shopping with Minnie and her Gran today! What do we need to take with us when we go to the shops?

We need to take money with us when we go to the shops. We can buy things we want with our money. What does buying things mean?

When we buy something we give the shopkeeper some money and they let us have thing we want. Have you ever been to a shop with a grown-up and bought something?

Minnie has been given some money for her birthday. How much money does Minnie have?

Minnie is holding some money. She has a ten pound note. We know this because it has £ 10 written on it. This strange squiggle means pounds.

What is a pound anyway? A pound is just another way of saying 100 pence, or 100 pennies. A hundred pence can look like this:

Or it can look like this: Which would you rather carry in your pocket? It would be hard to carry around our money in pennies all the time. It would also be hard to see how much money we have.

Instead of carrying around 5 pound coins, we use a £ 5 note. Instead of carrying around 20 pound coins, we use a £ 20 note.

Café menu task Minnie and Gran have reached town. First they go into a café to buy a drink and a doughnut. How much is the doughnut? How much is the drink? Drink £ 1 How much money would Minnie and Gran need? ? + Doughnut £ 2 ? = ?

Café menu task Adding up money is just the same as adding up numbers. Let’s see what Minnie and Gran could choose to buy at the café. We’ll work out what Gran can buy together.

Café menu task The carrot cake costs £ 2. Gran has two 50 p coins and a £ 1 coin. 50 p + 50 p = £ 1 + = How much money does Gran have? Can Gran buy the carrot cake? Did you know? When we write down an amount of money, starting with a £ sign, we don’t need to put a penny sign (p) on the end. So we would write £ 1. 50 instead of £ 1. 50 p.

Café menu task Hot chocolate for two people costs £ 3. Gran has three coins: 50 p, 20 p, £ 2. 50 p + 20 p = £ 2 + = £ 3 - = How much money does Gran have? Can Gran buy the hot chocolate?

Café menu task Two slices of rainbow cake with two drinks costs £ 7. Gran has two £ 5 notes. How much money does Gran have? Can Gran buy the rainbow cake and drinks? Why do you think this?

Café menu task Some sweets cost £ 1. 50. An orange juice costs £ 1. Gran has a £ 5 note. Can Gran buy the sweets and the orange juice? Why do you think this?

Café menu task Two toasted sandwiches, two orange juices and one doughnut costs £ 8. 50. Gran has one £ 5 note, two £ 2 coins and three 50 p coins. How much money does Gran have? Does Gran have enough money? How much money would she have left over?

Café menu task Gran wants to buy lemonade for all of Minnie’s friends. Minnie has eight friends. Each glass of lemonade costs £ 1. Gran has five 20 p coins and two £ 5 notes. How much money does Gran have? Can Gran buy the lemonade? How much money would she have left over?

Toy shop task Minnie and Gran have now walked to Minnie’s favourite toy shop. Minnie has her £ 10 birthday money! Minnie is not sure what she can buy with her money.

Toy shop task Minnie knows she could buy the cuddly dog toy. The cuddly dog is £ 10. Minnie has £ 10. She’s not sure what she could buy instead though.

Toy shop task Could Minnie buy the toy train? What do you think? Why?

Toy shop task A skateboard costs £ 5. Could Minnie buy the skateboard? How many skateboards could she buy?

Toy shop task The slingshot costs £ 10. Could Minnie buy the slingshot? Why?

Toy shop task The card game costs £ 6. Could Minnie buy the card game? How much money would Minnie have left over?

Toy shop task Minnie and Gran really enjoy playing card games together. Minnie has chosen the card game.

Plenary Explain what you think you have achieved in your learning today. Today’s learning outcomes were: MILD: Recognise money and use pounds and pence symbols. Combine money to create values. SPICY: Solve addition and subtraction problems using money and begin to work out change left over. HOT: Solve more complicated addition and subtraction problems using money, working out change confidently.

Well done!