Financial Education Week 2018

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Financial Education Week 2018 Primary 3

Pupils from St. Luke’s St. Thomas' Primary St. Mark's Primary St. Mark's Primary St. John's Primary

We are learning today How to: Know the value of supermarket products Recognise currency around the world Understand the meaning of ‘money’ words. Find total costs and calculate change

The Price is Right Can you guess how much these items cost?

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Money Glossary Money Glossary Account Cheque Earn Afford Savings Cheap Bank Notes Cashier Expensive Coins Finance Value

Money (Currency) around the world Dollars Ruble Euro Yen Sterling

Coins

Notes

Show me boards

Question 1 You count your piggy bank and you have one £20 note, one £10 note, three £5, four £1 coins and one 50p. How much do you have altogether? What would you buy with this money?

Question 2 You open your money box and you have one £50 note, two £20 notes, three £10 notes, one £5 note, four £1 coins and three 2p pieces. How much do you have altogether? What would you buy with this money?

Question 3 You’d like to buy a new CD player and it costs £60. You already have £30 and you get £10 a week pocket money. How many weeks will it take you to buy it?

Question 4 Which would be cheaper? 5 individual chocolate bars costing 50p each or a pack of 5 costing £2.39?

Question 5 In the supermarket you buy a magazine for £2, a packet of sweets for 60p and two cartons of juice at 20p each. How much change would you get from a £10 note?

Your Savings Do you have a bank account? Do you have a piggy bank? Do you get pocket money? How do you earn your pocket money?

What I learned today the value of supermarket products currency around the world the meaning of ‘money’ words. total costs and calculate change by adding on