Australian Money Pack | Year 3 and 4
Don’t spend precious time creating resources to teach money when EVERYTHING you need is in this pack! These 40 pages of outcomes-based resources are not only fun but also interactive.
This activity pack is designed to be simply printed and used - just print and go!
Why Choose The Australian Money Pack | Year 3 and 4?
- This pack contains 40 highly engaging, print-and-go pages.
- No preparation is required - just print and go!
- Multiple activities are included to support the Stage 2 curriculum outcomes.
- Activities are fun and hands-on!
- Activities are differentiated to ensure all students are challenged.
What's Included?
- Australian note and coin posters
- Making money activities
- Money match up activities
- Making cents of rounding activities
- Weekly specials activities
- A day at the carnival activities
- Money, money, money board game
- Much more!
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