What Can You Buy?
| What Can
You Buy? |
| Boys and girls I need your
help! I've got a long list of groceries I need to buy and not
enough time to do it all on my own. I know that you all are
wonderful helpers and was wondering if you would be willing to help me
get my grocery list complete? I'll split my list up into 2
sections
and you'll only have to purchase the items on your part
of the list! Don't forget if you need to remember anything about
the coins, you can go back to the pages before! Thanks for all your help! |
| Lesson 1 Directions: Students
will have different items on their tables that they will be able to
purchase. The items will cost no more than $0.32. The
students will have to count out their coins using a given group of
coins (e.g., an item costs $0.10, use nickels and dimes to show me
$0.10) to show me how they will purchase these items. Method students will use to present their eBook activity products: Students will use a checklist provided to them to circle the correct amount of coins used to purchase the items. |
| Lesson
2 Directions: Students will have different items on their
tables that they will be able to purchase. The items will cost no
more
than $0.32. The students will have to count out their coins using
a
given group of coins(e.g., an item costs $0.10, use nickels and dimes
to show me $0.10) to show me how they will purchase these items. Method students will use to present their eBook activity products: The students eBook activity products will be presented using digital pictures I've taken of their groups of coins, after they have successfully gotten the right coins together. |
GPS Standard:
MKN1 Students will connect numerals to the quantities they represent.
h. Identify coins by name and value (penny, nickel, dime, and quarter).
i. Count out pennies to buy items that together cost less than 30 cents.
Primary Learning Outcome(s):
A. The students will identify coins by name and value.
B. The students will buy items that cost less than 30 cents.
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eBook |
Students'
Products from Lesson 1 |
Students'
Products from Lesson 2 |
