Multiplication Of Whole Numbers, Decimals, Squares And Square Roots Worksheet With Answers Page 26
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money they would use to pay for each item. Ask
them what change they would get in each case.
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Lead pupils to understand why we need to be able
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to subtract money amounts (in order to calculate
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change).
2. Any amounts provided by the pupils which
Go through the worked examples on page 120 in
would add up to total amounts given.
the PB. Ask them to do Exercise 2.
Answers
Assessment
Pupils should be able to understand and add
Exercise 2
money amounts. Observe responses of the
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pupils as they add money amounts. Look at
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their answers to Exercise 1.
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f ) N 576.88
2. a) N 23.85 change
b) N 533
Support activity
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Set up a table with empty boxes, tins and bottles
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of everyday items used at home. Price each item
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and have the pupils make up money on pieces
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of paper. Get pupils to role-play going to the
shop and buying goods. The ‘shopkeeper’ must
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add up the total cost of the items bought.
Assessment
Homework activity
Pupils should be able to subtract money
Pupils are to read through the example and
amounts. Observe the pupils’ responses during
complete questions 1 and 2 on page 32 of the
the lesson. Look at their answers to Exercise 2.
WB.
Support activity
Lesson 2
Pupil’s Book pages 119 and 120;
Set up a table with empty boxes, tins and bottles
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of everyday items used at home. Price each item
and have the pupils make up money on pieces
Preparation
of paper. Get pupils to role-play going to the
You will need to have:
shop and buying goods. The ‘shopkeeper’ must
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A selection of Nigerian currencies
add up the total cost of the items bought and
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Cardboard showing all the money in use in
work out the required change. The ‘shopper’
Nigeria
should check their change.
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A variety of shopping items for the Starter
activity.
Homework activity
Pupils are to complete question 3 on page 33 of
Starter activity
the WB.
Arrange shopping items at the front of the class
with prices on them. Ask the class the total cost
of two or three items. Ask them to tell you what
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Unit 19: Adding and subtracting money
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