Learn Your British Coins!
- 6 年前
In this entertaining video Douggie learns how to recognise the different British coins. He thinks about the different colours, sizes and shapes and how this can help us order and remember the coins. By overcoming common misconceptions, we finally manage to identify all the coins - will you be able to identify them with us?\r
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In the next video, Douggie plays two fun games to test his new knowledge. Can you play along with Douggie and see if you know your British coins? \r
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As well as linking to many other areas of maths, money is important for children to learn in its own right. Fortunately (since new) financial education is taught as a compulsory part of the National Curriculum from KS3 onward and there has also recently been an increased emphasis on solving problems relating to money within the maths curriculum. Teaching children about value and how to budget and the relative cost of things is vitally important for their future. Helping them to develop an awareness of money and understand the relative value of coins at a young age can lead to a smoother transition into understanding these more complicated concepts in the future and will help them with their financial education in secondary school.\r
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Kiducation UK creates fun and engaging educational videos for kids. Not only do we cover important concepts learnt in school, we highlight and overcome common misconceptions. With two young children starring in the videos, the learning is child-led and suitably paced and kids will love watching!\r
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To see our linked blog post where we discuss strategies for introducing the concept of money to children, please visit:\r
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Readers! Do You Read by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (\r
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In the next video, Douggie plays two fun games to test his new knowledge. Can you play along with Douggie and see if you know your British coins? \r
\r
As well as linking to many other areas of maths, money is important for children to learn in its own right. Fortunately (since new) financial education is taught as a compulsory part of the National Curriculum from KS3 onward and there has also recently been an increased emphasis on solving problems relating to money within the maths curriculum. Teaching children about value and how to budget and the relative cost of things is vitally important for their future. Helping them to develop an awareness of money and understand the relative value of coins at a young age can lead to a smoother transition into understanding these more complicated concepts in the future and will help them with their financial education in secondary school.\r
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Kiducation UK creates fun and engaging educational videos for kids. Not only do we cover important concepts learnt in school, we highlight and overcome common misconceptions. With two young children starring in the videos, the learning is child-led and suitably paced and kids will love watching!\r
\r
To be among the first to hear about new content , click here to subscribe: \r
\r
To see our linked blog post where we discuss strategies for introducing the concept of money to children, please visit:\r
.\r
\r
Copyright notice:\r
Readers! Do You Read by Chris Zabriskie is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (\r
Source: \r
Artist: