Today we will be learning:

• to use the correct notation for money

• to convert from pence to pounds and pence.

Mental ActivityTwo coins are hidden.

They total 60p.

Which two coins could they be?

Mental Activity

They total 60p.

This time, four coins are hidden.

Altogether, the value of the coins is 43p.

Which coins could they be?

Altogether, the value of the coins is 43p.

Now we are going to practise counting on in tens.

Start at 43.

Start at 29.

Start at 98.

Start at 125.

Main Activity

Today we are going to be working with money.

Which coins do we use in Britain?

Let’s list them, from least in value to greatest in value.

Which notes could we use?

£5.00 £10.00

£20.00 £50.00

Here is a list of prices from a toyshop.

Toy

board game

doll

football

jigsaw

game

yo-yo

Price

350p

200p

155p

275p

475p

110p

Toy

board game

doll

football

jigsaw

game

yo-yo

Price

350p

200p

155p

275p

475p

110p

The prices have been written in pennies.

We need to convert them to pounds and pence.

How do you convert pence into pounds?

350p =

How many pennies make a pound?

100

300p = £3.00

So 350p = £3.50

£3.50

Change the rest of the prices.

Toy

board game

doll

football

jigsaw

game

yo-yo

Price

350p

200p

155p

275p

475p

110p

New price

£3.50£2.00

£1.55

£2.75

£4.75£1.10

Group Work

Practise changing pennies to pounds and pence.

Practise changing pennies to pounds and pence.

Work out the cost of different items from a menu in pounds and pence. Calculate how much change you would get from a £5 note.