This learning path, suitable for 5th & 6th classes, supports the exploration of money through a series of challenges, tasks and activities.
4 resources in this Learning Path
Use the information to design and graph your very own space themed theme park.
View full descriptionStrand: Data & Chance
Strand unit: Representing and interpreting data
Content objective: This resource should enable a child to:
Suggestions for use: To represent data on graph paper
How important is a decimal point? In this short story "Peggy goes shopping", we learn about the importance of place value and number sense.
View full descriptionA worksheet encouraging to calculate VAT. Students need to know how to calculate percentages prior to looking at VAT calculations. Worksheet is from the SESS website.
View full descriptionStrand: Module 1 - Mathematics for Living
Strand unit: 4. Fractions, Decimals, Percentages & Ratio
Strand: 2. Numbers
Strand unit: 2. Equivalent Representation of Rational Num.
Suggestions for use: Percentages
Strand: Number
Strand: Numeracy
Strand unit: 01. Managing Money
Instructions for six stations relating to place value. Base 10 game involves a place value mat and dice. Catalogue trail involves calculating money, profit and loss. Make 4.25 involves working out values with decimals. Nice or Nasty, Win a One and Ring involve problem solving. Devised by PDST advisors.
View full descriptionStrand: Number
Content objective: This resource should enable a child to:
Suggestions for use: Print and display on each station. Use as a guide as to what to do.
Strand: Number
Content objective: This resource should enable a child to:
Suggestions for use: Print and display on each station. Use as a guide as to what to do.
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