Thanks to Miss Louise for her technological wizardry, here is a money maths game which you can play
RIGHT HERE
and
RIGHT NOW!
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Showing posts with label money. Show all posts
Showing posts with label money. Show all posts
Thursday, 7 January 2010
Tuesday, 8 December 2009
Money
We were having a go at some mymaths tasks today. If you haven't seen this great site then it is worth a look. Lots of homework tasks with helpful lessons which go along with them.
Money was an area which caused problems for a few people.
Here are a few BEAM activity sheets and games. Some of these were set as this week's homework.
Here are some other UK money sites from Crickweb:
Money box - drop money into the moneybox and add it up!
Slot machine to 50p - pull the handle, let it spin and add up the coins.
Slot machine to £2 - - pull the handle, let it spin and add up the coins
Mr Toffee's sweet shop - Go to the shop, buy some items and pay. Click on Show total for help.
White Elephant Shop - buy items up to £20 and give the correct coins.
Remember to comment on the games you liked the best.
Please say why...What did they help you learn?...Were they fun?...Did they make nice noises? Did they help you teach your sister?
Here are some other interesting UK money facts.
Money was an area which caused problems for a few people.
Here are a few BEAM activity sheets and games. Some of these were set as this week's homework.
Here are some other UK money sites from Crickweb:
Money box - drop money into the moneybox and add it up!
Slot machine to 50p - pull the handle, let it spin and add up the coins.
Slot machine to £2 - - pull the handle, let it spin and add up the coins
Mr Toffee's sweet shop - Go to the shop, buy some items and pay. Click on Show total for help.
White Elephant Shop - buy items up to £20 and give the correct coins.
Remember to comment on the games you liked the best.
Please say why...What did they help you learn?...Were they fun?...Did they make nice noises? Did they help you teach your sister?
Here are some other interesting UK money facts.
Wednesday, 3 June 2009
Money - pounds and pence
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