Money Resources
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Help children understand the concept of money and solve maths money problems with our primary money resources. Following the White Rose maths progression, our money resources for primary school include a series of different teaching materials to help children make rapid progress in their knowledge and skills of money.
Including:
- year 1 money worksheets
- year 2 money worksheets
- year 3 money worksheets
- year 4 money worksheets
- British coin ordering activity worksheet
- British coin matching activity
- KS2 money worksheets
- KS1 money worksheets
What are the money objectives in the KS1 maths national curriculum?
1. Recognising and knowing the value of different denominations of coins and notes.
2. Solving simple problems involving addition and subtraction of money, including giving change.
3. Recognising the symbols for pounds (£) and pence (p) and combining amounts to make a particular value.
These objectives are aimed at helping children develop a basic understanding of money, including identifying coins and notes, adding and subtracting simple amounts, and understanding the concept of change. Teachers typically plan lessons and activities to meet these objectives, ensuring that children develop fundamental skills in handling money from an early age.
What are the money objectives in the KS2 maths national curriculum?
The KS2 maths objectives for teaching and learning about money are:
- Adding and subtracting amounts of money, including giving change.
- Solving problems involving addition and subtraction of money, including solving multi-step problems.
- Calculating equivalent amounts in different forms, such as pounds and pence.
- Solving problems involving calculating with money, including solving problems involving simple interest.
These objectives aim to build upon the foundational understanding of money established in KS1. They focus on developing children’s skills in performing calculations involving money, understanding the relationship between pounds and pence, and applying these skills to solve more complex problems related to money and financial transactions.
