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1 www.pfeg.org/learningaboutmoney 1 A presentation of work by the Squirrels, a Year 1/2 Class at Applegarth Primary School, Northallerton, North Yorkshire.

2 www.pfeg.org/learningaboutmoney 2 Dear Squirrels, I have heard from friends in Storyland that you have been reading some stories about me and my friends and I wondered if you could help me out. After my little bit of fun with the Giant, mum and I decided to go on holiday. We have had a wonderful time but since the golden harp went on strike and the goose flew away, we have started to get a bit short of money. Mum says that it is important that we save what we have left and make sure that we dont get into debt, but I dont really know what that means. I am sending you the rest of my money so that you can find a way of making sure it is safe. I will write again soon with my new address. We are going to go to a place where things are less expensive than here. Best wishes Jack Squirrels Class Applegarth Primary School Upwell Road Northallerton North Yorkshire DL7 8QF

3 www.pfeg.org/learningaboutmoney 3 Jacks Gold arrives with his postcard and request for help.

4 What Money Means resource CL1B 4

5 www.pfeg.org/learningaboutmoney 5 What we should do with Jacks gold to keep it safe? Put it on a high shelf Lock it in a cupboard and take the key Put it in a piggy bank Keep it in my pocket

6 www.pfeg.org/learningaboutmoney 6 Dear Squirrels, You will see that Mum and I have moved from Spain to Africa. I got a job working on a boat to pay for the journey. We are living in this village in Ghana and working with the people. They do not have much money either and they have to think very carefully about how they spend the money they do have. Many of them grow cocoa beans on their small farms. They sell it to people who work for the Fair Trade organisation because they get a good price there, but they still dont have much money left for luxuries. It has made me start to think about how I have been spending my money and that I must decide the difference between what I need and what I want. When you have sorted out what to do with my gold, please write to me here at Fenaso Domeabra. Much Love, Jack.

7 www.pfeg.org/learningaboutmoney 7 What do you think?

8 www.pfeg.org/learningaboutmoney 8 What did the children get out of this? Value judgements Speaking and Listening Skills Negotiation skills

9 www.pfeg.org/learningaboutmoney 9 Jack found a job so that he could earn money to travel to Africa. What could you do without money? What would you do if you had lots of money? How will you earn money in the future?

10 www.pfeg.org/learningaboutmoney 10

11 www.pfeg.org/learningaboutmoney 11 What we could buy if we had lots of money?

12 What Money Means resource CL1B 12 What will we do to earn money when we grow up?

13 What Money Means resource CL1B 13

14 What Money Means resource CL1B 14

15 www.pfeg.org/learningaboutmoney 15

16 www.pfeg.org/learningaboutmoney 16 What did the children learn?

17 www.pfeg.org/learningaboutmoney 17 Financial Understanding Knowledge Money can come from regular and irregular sources We have to pay for what we buy There are some things we have to buy and some we choose to buy Know that the Lottery is gambling Skills Differentiate between needs and wants Recognise coins and notes we use Attitudes Individuals and families have to find ways to balance wants and needs It may not be possible to have everything you want straight away, if at all.

18 www.pfeg.org/learningaboutmoney 18 Financial Competence Knowledge Different ways money can be looked after Some essentials have to be paid for Skills Choose correct value of coins and begin to calculate change Attitudes Begin to understand that money is a finite resource and needs to be managed

19 www.pfeg.org/learningaboutmoney 19 Financial Responsibility Knowledge I can have a range of feelings about money The choice I make affect me and others Skills Be able to listen to others and respect their viewpoints Attitudes Begin to appreciate the diversity of values, customs and circumstances of people in school


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