Kolleen White, Megan Knight,
Meaghan Weir
• Unit Topic or Theme:
Math
• Grade: 2
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• Lesson Topic or Theme: Money
• Lesson Objectives:
1. Students
will
be able to distinguish different coins.
2. Students
will
be able to determine the value of coins.
3. Students
will
be able to apply addition skills to find the value of
different combinations of coins.
• Instructional
Technique:
1.Group
Work
2.Discussion
3.Examples
on white board
•
Instructional Materials:
1.
http://www.smartygames.com/igre/math/learnMoney.html
2.
Coins
3.
Do you have enough money? Worksheet for in class completion
4.
Coin addition homework sheet.
•
Theoretical Perspective:
This is an
important lesson for children because it is applicable to
everyday life. They will need an understanding of money and
coins for the rest of their lives to buy and sell items.
• Procedure:
A. Introductory
Activity
a. Hand
out
coins to students.
b. Ask
the
students if they recognize any of the coins or know the value
of the coins.
c. Explain
the
names and value of coins.
d. Discuss
what
coins are used for and why they are important in everyday
life.
B. Step-by-step
a. Handout
worksheet
with online activity directions and have students log onto the
website.
b. Give
students
time to explore the website and participate in the coin
addition activity.
c. Following
the
time given to play the game, have students return to their
seats with any questions they have.
C.
Review
the problems they were responsible for during the online
activity on the board and address any questions that students
have.
D.
Adaptations
for different learners: Students who are struggling will be
allowed use of the real coins while doing the online problems.
E.
Homework:
Worksheet of example coin addition problems.
• Evaluation:
A.
How/
when will you determine if you have met your objectives?
1. Students
will
be able to distinguish different coins.
After
comparing students knowledge of the names of coins prior to
the online lesson and their knowledge during the review at the
end of class I will be able to see if students can name a coin
after seeing it.
2. Students
will
be able to determine the value of coins.
After
comparing students knowledge of the values of coins prior to
the online lesson and their knowledge during the review at the
end of class I will be able to see if students can name the
value of a coin after seeing it.
3. Students
will
be able to apply addition skills to find the value of
different combinations of coins.
The
students
will be required to complete a worksheet for homework with
additional coin problems. By reviewing the homework sheet the
following day in class I will be able to evaluate what
students are still confused about and what needs further
review.