1. Money in other countries
Money Matters
Key Stage 2
Money in other countries

2. British Notes
REF 1A: On each click the notes enlarge and then disappear.

3. British Coins
REF 1A: On each click the coins enlarge and then disappear.

4. REF 1A: £1 = 100 pence

5. Where in the world? Match the flags to their currency symbol…
REF 1A: On each click the flags match to the corresponding currency – use after the matching activity

6. All coins and notes have these elements in common:
The monetary value
REF 1A
A picture or symbol

7. Security or anti-counterfeiting devices
Metal strip
Ridged edges to coins
Watermarks
REF 1A

8. Security or anti-counterfeiting devices continued..
Micro printing
Serial number
Special coloured ink
REF 1A

9. Design your own currency…
Front
Note- Lower Key Stage 2 can just design a coin
Back

10. Here are a few ideas…

11. The value of other currencies
1. How many Dollars can you get for £0.10? =
$0.16
2. How many Euro can you get for £1.00? =
€1.42
REF 1B: Click and the dollar will appear followed by the question and then the arrows and then the star around the number and then the answer. This occurs for each note.
3. How many Rupee can you get for £5.00? =
₹1.42

12. How much do different foods cost in other countries?
£0.65 = $1
£0.64
REF 1B: click and the milk will shake, the dollar table will appear, then the arrows will appear and then the star and then the answer. This happens for the Euro and Rupee too. =
₹15
£0.15 €1 =
£0.70

13. Your friend is off to France next week, he has £25 spending money…
Q. Which currency will he need to exchange his pounds for?
A. Euro
Q. How many Euro will he get for his £25?
£10 = €14.25
£20 = €14.25 x2 = €28.50
REF 1B: Use this slide for Lower Key Stage 2 pupils if they need support getting to the answer. Click and the question 1 will appear, followed by the euro followed by the answer. Q2 will appear, followed by the arrows, followed by the answers.
£5 = €7.13
£25 = € €7.13
Total = €35.63

14. That money in other countries is different to our own.
Today we have learnt…
That money in other countries is different to our own.
That money in other countries may have a different value to our own currency
How to recognise a range of other currencies and perform simple calculations based on exchange rates.