Financial Education Week 2015 Primary 3

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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

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

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

ASDA Eggs Medium Free Range 12pk

£2. 30

Lurpak Slightly Salted Spreadable 500G

£3. 25 (27p more than in 2013)

Tesco Organic Fair Trade Bananas 6 Pack

Fair Trade Bananas 6 Pack £1.65

Disney Frozen Sparkle Anna Doll from Toys R Us

£16. 99

Money Glossary AccountChequeEarn AffordSavingsCheap BankNotesCashier ExpensiveCoinsFinance Value Money Glossary

Word Search Activity Word Search Activity

Money (Currency) around the world DollarsRuble EuroYen 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, two £1 coins, eight 50p pieces 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?

Game Chore Chart Game

The Cost of Money Money Sayings Money Facts How a coin is made

Quiz

Simple change – Interactive activity Total amount coins to total adding coins to value Change received calculating change coins to total adding coins to value calculating change

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