Year 2 Autumn Term Week 11 Lesson 3

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Year 2 Autumn Term Week 11 Lesson 3 Decimal Notation and Change from a Pound Year 2 Autumn Term Week 11 Lesson 3

Today we will be learning to: recognise and name the coins find the largest and smallest amount begin to understand decimal notation work out how much change to give.

Which is the smallest amount? Mental Activity £0.02 £0.37 £0.57 £0.75 £0.56 £0.50 £1.00 £0.05 Which is the smallest amount?

£0.02 £0.37 £0.57 £0.75 £0.56 £0.50 £1.00 £0.05 How much is it?

Which is the next least amount? £0.02 £0.37 £0.57 £0.75 £0.56 £0.50 £1.00 £0.05 Which is the next least amount?

£0.02 £0.37 £0.57 £0.75 £0.56 £0.50 £1.00 £0.05 How much is it?

Order the other prices from the smallest to the largest. £0.02 £0.37 £0.57 £0.75 £0.56 £0.50 £1.00 £0.05 Order the other prices from the smallest to the largest.

Which is the largest price? £7.02 £1.89 £2.00 £6.50 £0.20 £6.05 £10.00 £3.34 £1.00 £0.02 Which is the largest price? How much is it?

Order the prices from largest to smallest. £7.02 £1.89 £2.00 £6.50 £0.20 £6.05 £10.00 £3.34 £1.00 £0.02 Order the prices from largest to smallest.

Main Activity Today we are going to use decimal notation again. We will also practise working out change from a pound.

What is change?

Change is the amount of money left over when you buy something.

If I had a £1.00 and spent 86p, would I get any change? How much?

How would I solve how much change I would get from £1.00 – 86p? Counting on 51p 52p 53p 54p 55p 56p 57p 58p 59p 60p 61p 62p 63p 64p 65p 66p 67p 68p 69p 70p 71p 72p 73p 74p 75p 76p 77p 78p 79p 80p 81p 82p 83p 84p 85p 86p 87p 88p 89p 90p 91p 92p 93p 94p 95p 96p 97p 98p 99p £1 How would I solve how much change I would get from £1.00 – 86p?

Counting on First find 86 on the grid. 51p 52p 53p 54p 55p 56p 57p 58p £1 First find 86 on the grid.

Counting on How much more to 90? 51p 52p 53p 54p 55p 56p 57p 58p 59p £1 How much more to 90?

Counting on How much more to 90p? 4 51p 52p 53p 54p 55p 56p 57p 58p £1 How much more to 90p? 4

Counting on How much more from 90p to £1.00? 51p 52p 53p 54p 55p 56p

Counting on How much more from 90p to £1.00? 10p 51p 52p 53p 54p 55p

Counting on How much in total? 4p + 10p 14p 51p 52p 53p 54p 55p 56p £1 How much in total? 4p + 10p 14p

Counting on Use this chart. What is £1.00 – 67p = ? 51p 52p 53p 54p

Counting on What is £1.00 – 85p = ? 51p 52p 53p 54p 55p 56p 57p 58p

Counting on What is £1.00 – 54p = ? 51p 52p 53p 54p 55p 56p 57p 58p

Group Work Practise working out change using coins. Practise working out change mentally. Practise working out change using coins.