money lotto

Which notes and coins can I use to buy the sunglasses? How much do the cinema tickets cost in total? How much change will I get when I buy the bracelets? Children will love finding out the answers to these questions, and will learn all about money at the same time. This fantastic resource is designed to help children recognise notes, coins and their values in an enjoyable context. Using beautifully photographed images of money and everyday objects, they will learn how to match money with its equivalent numeric value and convert pounds and pence into pence only. In addition, they will practice adding up the prices of objects, tickets and stamps; and calculate change. This innovative game is compatible with the aims of the PNS Framework. It is excellent for children aged 7-11 years and older children with special needs. Each board has nine appealing images of notes, coins and a range of items familiar to children. Players add up the price of the objects or the money shown on the board square, and match this to cards on which the equivalent value is shown. This engaging game ensures children will enjoy learning about money, and focuses on the following notes and coins: 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p, 50p, ￡1, ￡2, ￡5, ￡10 and ￡20. Contains 4 playing boards (205mm x 205mm), 36 cards and teacher’s notes.