POCKET MONEY Mariana Kolarska.

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POCKET MONEY Mariana Kolarska

Predict banknotes pocket money piggy bank coins

Aims To learn some new vocabulary related to pocket money. To develop critical thinking and problem solving skills. To develop fluency and express points of view.

Reflect How much pocket money do you get each week? Do you get your pocket money every day or once a week? What do you spend it on? Do you save any of your pocket money? How much do you save? Are you saving for anything now? Online Stopwatch

Storytelling

Storytelling

Match a survey to see, to notice the daily light work at home wisely questions that find out what people think about a topic to spot chores in a clever and careful way grown-ups expensive clothes made by famous designers designer clothes adults to afford something to have enough money to buy something

Thinking hats Think of Online stopwatch What information/facts do we need to know about pocket money? How do I feel about having pocket money? What are the good points and benefits of having pocket money? What are the weaknesses of having pocket money? What are the possible ways to plan our pocket money? What decisions have we reached?

We wonder if you could……… We believe …….. Assess Positive feedback Recommendations We think…….. We noticed …… We liked ……. We wonder if you could……… We believe …….. You did a good/ fantastic/ job!

£1= 2,53 leva $1= 1,78 leva €1= 1,96 leva Task Children around the world get a different amount of pocket money. Country Currency Bulgarian Lev the UK £30 per month the USA $8 per week Germany €1,5 per day Bulgaria £1= 2,53 leva $1= 1,78 leva €1= 1,96 leva Where do children receive the most pocket money per month?

What are the three important things for you from this lesson. Conclusion What are the three important things for you from this lesson.

Did we achieve the aims of our lesson?

Homework Write a paragraph /50 words/ about how you manage your pocket money. Use the plan. Mention the facts / the money you get and spend every week/. Compare with your peers from around the world. The good and bad points of having pocket money. How you plan it. Your conclusion.

Thank you for being wonderful students!