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Choose two or more items from the supermarket miniatures

Collect the notes and coins you need to pay for each item

Add the prices together

Write the total in your book

Remember the dollar sign

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Show me how you make $10 using notes?
Show me how you make $10 using a note and coins?
Show me how you make $10 using only coins?
Take a photo of each answer and post it on your Padlet.

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Show me how you can make a dollar using this coin? Remember 100c = $1

Take a photo and post it on your Padlet.

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Show me how you can make a dollar using this coin?  Remember 100c = $1

Take a photo and post it on your Padlet.

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Show me how you can make a dollar using this coin?  Remember 100c = $1

Take a photo and post it on your Padlet.

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Coins add up to make a total.

Take a plastic bag of coins

Sort the coins into groups

Add up the total of each group (you may need to write this down)

Now add all the totals together

Write the answer in your maths book

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New Zealand has 5 coins.

Find all the New Zealand coins using the plastic money

Order them from the smallest value to the greatest value

Take a photo using the iPad and post it on your money Padlet.

Write one interesting feature of each coin

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New Zealand has 5 notes.

Find all the New Zealand notes using the paper money

Order them from largest value to smallest value

Take a photo using the iPad and post it on your money Padlet

On your Padlet write the value of the note and three interesting features of each note. You will have to research this.

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Notes add up to make a total.

Take a plastic bag of $5 notes.

Count them using skip counting

What is the total?

Now try a plastic bag of $10, $20, $50 and $100

What are the totals?

Write the totals in your maths book

Now try a mixed bag!