Math
Math
Subject: Math Teachers: Jasmin / Ayat /Rose Date: Sunday 27 November. 2022
Topic: Understanding coins and notes (Money)
Teach: Refer on page 81 LB. Ask what coins and notes can you see?( They Key Qs/Vocab:
15 mins are paper notes and coins) Which is worth more: 1 cent or 1 dollar? Do In this activity learners use the
you ever save or spend money? What would you like to save for? Why skills of specialising.
do people give money away? Explain that 100c is equivalent to $1
note ( explain to them how)
Discuss all the different uses we have for money and how learners
might choose to save or spend money. Do they use coins or notes when
they go shopping with family?
Refer on page 82 LB. Ask: Why are there different coins? Talk about
how there are different values. Look a 5c coin next to five coins. Ask
learners to draw this to show that they understand. Ask learners to think
about how many 1c they would need to make of a 2c coin. Discuss
which coins are worth more than others. Discuss why it is helpful to
have coins of different values.
Repeat this activity by looking at $1, $5 and $10 notes. Discuss how
these are worth more than the coins.
Implement: Page 82 ( practice) answers Key Qs/Vocab:
(practice and 1. 1c , 5c, 10c, 25c In this activity learners use the
apply) 2. 25c (reinforce that the 25c coin is worth less than the notes. skills of
20 mins 3. Answer. 18 specializing
Try this (show how to exchange different coins based on counting in 5s)
Lets talk : example ( 10c, 5c ) ($5 $1 $1 $1 $1)
Teach: Refer on page 83 LB. Explain that the coins ddesigned to be easy to Key Qs/Vocab:
15 mins count, so we use 5c and 10c coins to help. The trickier skill is when In this activity learners use the
when we have coins that are of different values. skills of specialising.
Show three coins as in the learn activity. Show how to count the 5s,
then count on one more the 1coin. Now show two 10c and a 1c coin.
Show how it is easier to start with the coins of largest value.
Implement: Page 84 ( practice) answers Key Qs/Vocab:
(practice and 1. a. 6c b. 11c c. 15c d. 26c e. 30c In this activity learners use the
apply) 2. a.30 b. 20c c. 10c d. 31c skills of
20 mins 3. a. 19c b.28c c. 40c d. 32c e. 41c 4. 5c b. 10c specializing
Assess: Write the total of the coins on the board. Call out student to draw a Key Qs/Vocab:
5 mins different coins to match the total.
Teach: Refer on page 85 LB. Explain look at the pen. It costs 3c. There is no Key Qs/Vocab:
15 mins 35c coin, so we can try to make the amount by choosing different coins. In this activity learners use the
Model how to use 5c coins and count in 5c as a class until you reach skills of specialising.
35c.
Now use 10c coins. Count in 10c until you get to 30c.
Repeat the activity for buying a bear or use coins or notes.
Teach: Refer on page 89 LB. Ask learners to describe the scene to each Key Qs/Vocab:
15 mins other. Allow them to notice that the number 10 keeps reappearing in In this activity learners use the
different places. How many different examples of the number 10 can skills of specialising.
they find.
Prompt them to look for: 10 on ten frame, a ten rod, a pie of 10
counters, a 10 coin, a $10 note a pyramid made from 10 blocks ( 4 in
the bottom row, 3 in the next row, 2 in the next row, and 1 on top), a
clock showing 10 o clock, a calendar showing 10 October, and 10
pencils scattered in different place on the table.
Explain to them the entire page.