Lemon Tree Learning

This set of ten worksheets was originally designed for secondary EAL learners and is designed to be simple and striaghtforward. It contains the following: - Calclulating how many minutes/hours worked (in 15 minute increments) using both numerical and worded questions - Calculating simple casual income based on hours worked - Calculating weekly, fortnightly, monthly and yearly income There is significant repetition of skills using different tables and worded scenarios. This is also great for pri

Four page booklet including one-step and two-step money problems using all four operations. Great for primary/elementary students or for older EALD students learning to read maths problems. Booklet includes worked examples for one-step and two-step problems. Handy for independent work once these skills have been taught. Great practice for students needing help with worded problems.

These resources were originially designed for secondary EAL students to help them understand the basic concept of a budget and to introduce relevant language such as 'income', 'expenses', 'surplus' and 'deficit'. The worksheets become progressively more difficult. Worksheet 1: 3 simple tables which require the students to work out the income, expenses and surplus/deficit. Worksheet 2: Studnets read the blurb to fill in the tables for both Freddie and Nikkie's budgets. They can then calculate t

This worksheet was originally designed for to help seconday EAL students understand penalty rates and addresses time-and-a-half and double-time. Questions are in both numerical and worded forms. Useful for primary/elementary students as well.