Australian Money Pack | Year 1 and 2
Save valuable time with our comprehensive Australian Money Pack for Years 1 and 2! This pack includes everything you need to teach money concepts, featuring 40 interactive and outcomes-based activities that make learning fun and engaging. Designed for easy use, this activity pack is ready to print and go!
Why Choose The Australian Money Pack?
Our Australian Money Pack is perfect for teachers looking for a hassle-free way to teach money concepts effectively. It’s designed to make learning about finances enjoyable and accessible for all students.
Why Choose The Australian Money Pack | Year 1 and 2?
- Comprehensive Coverage: Includes multiple activities aligned with Stage 1 curriculum outcomes.
- nteractive Learning: Activities are designed to be fun, hands-on, and highly engaging for students.
- Differentiated Content: Ensures that all students are appropriately challenged.
- Ready-to-Use: This pack contains 40 highly engaging print-and-go pages, with no preparation required.
- Hands-On Engagement: Activities are simple yet captivating, encouraging active participation.
- Versatile Application: Suitable for any year level, allowing for repeated use year after year.
- Minimal Supplies Needed: Only requires basic materials such as coloured pencils, scissors, and glue.
What's Included?
- Australian Note and Coin Posters
- Money Match Up Cards
- Ordering Money Activities
- Shopping Activities
- Making Money Activities
- Piggy Bank Add-Up Activities
- 💲Money, Money, Money💲 Board Game
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