Tuesday 4 September 2012

Money











Amber- I thought that it was really good to do things with play money and I liked that we took time being cashiers. I learnt how to make different amounts with different coins.

Stephanie – I thought it was a good idea to play shops because we got to practise how much money we need to give and how much money we had to give back. I learnt how to make bigger sums with money.

Gemma - I liked it because we got to do hands on learning and we got to be cashiers. We also got to pretend we were in the actual shopping centres and I also learnt more stuff about money and it was also really fun because we got to buy stuff and if they didn’t give you the right amount of money you got to tell them and some people made it up so they got more money

Daniel - I liked playing with the money because I learnt how to use the money wisely and when I was a cashier I got five times the money I had before and if I didn’t have a lot of money I shared with my friends and that really helped me.

MATT - I liked playing shops for maths it helped me understand money a little bit more.

LUKE - I liked using money especially change, because it helped me understand especially when I was being one of the shopkeepers

Ciaran – I really liked how a change in Maths topic, because we don’t usually do Money. I like adding up how many dollars and coins you have when you’re about to buy something. I think you have to use your money wisely.

Laura – I really liked doing the shops because it helped me know how much change to give and to add. I also thought it was really fun and it helped me learn

Pat – I really liked doing the shops, because you don’t just give them the right money, you can give them more and then they have to try and figure out the change to give back

Will – I thought doing the shops was pretty fun. It challenged me a bit when I didn’t have dollars just cents, so I had to work out how much I had using 5c, 10c etc.

Natasha – I liked the doing the shops because you can learn how much the money is, how much something is and how low something is


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2 comments:

  1. Anonymous4 September 2012 at 18:32

    Well done Middle S,

    I really like the idea of the class doing maths tasks hands on as it makes learning fun and interactive. It teaches you the value of money and how much items cost and always to check you get the correct change back. What mark up did you have on your items? Did you make a profit or loss? Did you learn the importance of saving money and the different currency around the world?
    Cheers
    Trudi

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  2. Anonymous5 September 2012 at 22:39

    I'm guessing that quite a few of you may have a part time job when you are a teenager, where this knowledge will come in very handy! It also makes you aware of how to budget, as you only have a certain amount to spend. A great learning activity.
    Mrs Bellesini

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