SHOPPING AND MONEY VALUES LESSON IDEA
Here is a
money values
lesson idea from one of our teaching members:
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Objectives:
- For students to
learn the value of money.
- ESL students to
learn the value of the different coins
and bills.
- The value of food
items.
- The concepts of 2
for $2.00 etc. - The use of decimals.
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Grades:
I used the following lesson
with my beginner 3rd Grade ESL students.
It may be modified for other grade levels.
Materials:
- Each Student gets a
store Supermarket Flyer.
- One
sheet of paper Marker Classroom play Register
Classroom Money or real money.
Classification:
Students must choose at
least two items from each food group.
Preparation:
Students prepare a shopping
list. They must add the total of their items.
They are each given a
certain amount of money to spend. This depends
on the math concept being taught. For example:
They may not have enough so: "How much more do
you need?" or "What is the change?" etc.
Students must calculate their change so they can
"shop".
Each student can take a turn
at the register. The shoppers come to the
register with their list and their money. The
"cashier" must give the correct change.
*With beginner ESL students,
this lesson may take a week.
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