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    RSC Lesson

    Term 3, Week 8
    Financial Learning
    is Watering Your
    Tree
    Learning Intention Success Criteria

    • Today, we are learning • Listen carefully


    about the philosophy
    behind financial • Complete all the
    education activities
    • We are learning about • Contribute to
    world currencies discussions
    Write response here.

    Write response here.


    Write response here.
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    Write response here.
    Choose one and
    explain your answer?
    Q1.

    Q2.

    Q3.

    Q4.
    Write response here.
    Teaching kids about money is important
    • Watch the news report from American station CNBN on Sesame
    Street and financial education
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KNaNyQHJFMg

    • Then, watch an episode of Elmo trying to buy something


    https://www.sesamestreet.org/toolkits/save
    Why should children and teenagers
    learn about money? Discuss.
    Currency
    • Currency is the is the physical paper notes and coins in circulation. It
    is a fancy word for money.
    • By accepting the currency, a merchant can sell his or her goods and
    have a convenient way to pay their trading partners.
    • There are other important benefits of currency too.
    • The relatively small size of coins and dollar bills makes them easy to
    transport.
    • Each country has its own currency, with different names and looks.
    Do you know your world currencies?
    Australian dollar
    • The Australian dollar
    • sign: $; code: AUD
    • This is the currency of Australia, including
    its external territories: Christmas Island,
    Cocos Islands, and Norfolk Island.
    American dollar
    • The United States
    dollar
    • symbol: $; code: USD
    • also abbreviated US$
    • referred to as
    the dollar, U.S. dollar,
    or American dollar.
    English pound sterling
    • Pound sterling
    • symbol: £; ISO code: GBP
    • known in some contexts simply as the pound or
    sterling.
    • it is the official currency of the United Kingdom,
    Jersey, Guernsey, the Isle of Man, Gibraltar, and
    others.
    • one cent is equal to one penny.
    • the Pound sterling is the oldest currency in
    continuous use.
    Chinese yuan
    • The dollar is called yuan
    • The currency is called the renminbi,
    which means ‘People's Republic of
    China’
    • It is a major currency in the world
    • Its international symbol is CNY with
    the symbol ¥
    Indian rupee
    • The Indian rupee
    • sign: ₹; currency code: INR
    • The rupee is subdivided
    into 100 paise (like our
    cents).
    Currency Quiz
    • Get in to groups of 2 or 3
    • Give yourselves a group name which has a
    financial theme
    • There will be 10 questions
    Question One

    Which currency uses the code AUD?


    Question Two

    The yuan belongs to which country?


    Question Three

    What is India’s currency called?


    Question Four

    Which country has US$ as its


    symbol?
    Question Five

    What is the name of the currency which


    uses these notes?
    Question Six

    The symbol £ belongs to which


    currency?
    Question Seven

    Besides Australia, what is one other country/


    territory which uses the Australian dollar?

    a) Christmas Island
    b) New Zealand
    c) Stradbroke Island
    Question Eight

    Which currency is the oldest still


    operating in the world today?
    Question Nine
    The term paise refers to what?

    a) A colour on the bank note


    b) The Indian term for cents
    c) Paper in a book
    Question Ten
    What were the 5 main countries mentioned in
    relation to currency?
    Answers
    Q1. Australian dollar
    Q2. China
    Q3. Rupee
    Q4. American dollar/ United States dollar
    Q5. Pound sterling
    Q6. Pound sterling
    Q7. Christmas Island
    Q8. Pound Sterling
    Q9. The Indian term for cents
    Q10. Australia, America, England, China, India
    College News

    • Bring a hat for your HPE lessons and lunchtime play.


    • Remember, if sick, stay home from school. Sneeze into your elbow.
    Wash hands often and well. Stay warm during winter.

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