Chuck's Cornucopia

Complement your Math instruction with this primary level Financial Literacy resource created on Google Slides™ for your Google Classroom™. Students will be assessed on their ability to identify all Canadian coins and bills through various methods to ensure understanding. The adding of coins and bills will be completed, up to $50. Addition will be accomplished through fun, drag and drop activities that will engage students and make learning fun. Students will learn to compare various money amount

Complement your Math instruction with this primary level Financial Literacy resource created on Google Slides™ for your Google Classroom™. Students will be assessed on their ability to identify all Canadian coins through various methods to ensure understanding. The basic adding of coins will be completed, up to 50¢. Addition will be accomplished through fun, drag and drop activities that will engage students and make learning fun. This resource complements the new 2020 Ontario Math curriculum.

Have your primary students practice ordering their numbers with fun activities that will make them think. Number stories are included. Some pages are sports related to encourage all students to participate. This will help reinforce your number sense and numeration strands, specifically quantity relationships with numbers. Please send me any messages with possible needs or wants you have so that I can add to and improve this product. Email at charui@yahoo.com. Please review the preview to see

Math and Financial Literacy for your grade 3 and 4 students. This unit covers the Ontario curriculum for Math - Number Sense and Numeration. This package begins with pictures of each bill that can be printed and laminated as posters for your classroom or as visuals for group work. My other package - Primary - in my store has images of coins. Students will focus on relationships between coins and bills and the various ways they are represented. Simulated purchases are also covered for a better

Introduce this very important topic to your primary students. Financial literacy is a life skill that all students need to gain throughout their educational career. Most of the pages are focused on meeting the Ontario curriculum for Math - Number Sense and Numeration. There are some pages that describe coins that are used in Canada and are more informational. If you paid for this resource with cash, how much would you pay? Your students will know after completing this unit. Test them!This p