Starter quiz
- What does it mean to buy something?
- To get money for an item.
- To get something by paying money for it. ✓
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- What is another word for ‘buy’?
- Purchase ✓
- Sell
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- What is a bargain?
- Finding an item that cost more than you thought.
- Finding an item at a cheaper price than you thought. ✓
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What’s the value of this coin?- 1 p
- 2 p
- 5 p ✓
- 10 p
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What’s the value of this coin?- 1 p
- 2 p ✓
- 5 p
- 10 p
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What is the total value of these coins?- '10 p' ✓
Exit quiz
- True or false: Once you spend money, you can’t have it back.
- True ✓
- False
Jacob has this much money. Can he afford a cake for 20 pence?- Yes
- No ✓
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- You have 9 p. Which fruit can you afford to buy?
- Banana - 10 p
- Apple - 5 p ✓
- Orange 12 p
- Pear - 8 p ✓
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- Jacob had this money and spent 10 p on sweets. How much money has he got now?
- '9 p' ✓
What does this mean?- The ball pit costs 20 pence.
- You can pay 20 p for 5 minutes in the ball pit. ✓
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- Match the items you can buy with lasts or doesn’t last.
- Apple⇔Does not last ✓
- Toy car⇔Lasts ✓
- Swimming⇔Does not last ✓
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Lesson Details
Key learning points
- Money spent is no longer yours.
- Money is exchanged for objects or services that have the same value.
Common misconception
Children might not be confident adding two numbers within 20 to calculate the costs of fruit.
Choose representations or manipulatives that you know will support the children in their addition as part of normal classroom practice.
Keywords
Buy - To obtain something by paying money for it.
Cost - The amount of money that you need in order to buy, make or do something.
Pay - To give somebody money for work, goods, or services.
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