Teaching Mathematics Sequence of Teaching Money Presented by Dot Shea 2013.

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Teaching Mathematics Sequence of Teaching Money Presented by Dot Shea 2013

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Teaching Mathematics

Sequence of Teaching Money

Presented by Dot Shea

2013

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Money – Sequence of key concepts

•A dollar more plus change

    

$5.95 $1.27

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Money – Sequence of key concepts

•Do I have enough money?

    

$5.95 $1.27

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Money – Sequence of key concepts

•Silver Coins – represented as a fraction/decimal of one dollar

    

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Money – Sequence of key concepts

•Working out change from one dollar

Use a change card to find out the change from $1

•You spend 5c – how much change from $1•You spend 55c – how much change from $1•You spend 95c – how much change from $1•You spend $1 – how much change from $1

    

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Money – Sequence of key concepts

•Working out change using dollars and cents – dollar more concept

Use a change card to find out the change from $10

•You spend $3.45c – how much change from $10•You spend $8.55c – how much change from $10

    

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Money – Sequence of key concepts

•Different representations of money

$3.60 360c 3.6

    

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Money – Sequence of key concepts

•Using a calculator to calculate money problems•Addition of 2 money amounts + change•Addition, subtraction, multiplication, division using money as a decimal calculation•Real life money problems•How to avoid too much change in your pocket.