Convert quantities of money between pounds and pence
I can convert quantities of money between pounds and pence
Convert quantities of money between pounds and pence
I can convert quantities of money between pounds and pence
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Lesson details
Key learning points
- There are 100p in £1.00 so £3.00 is equivalent to 300p
- There are 10 pennies in 10p so 4 ten pences are equivalent to 40 one pences.
- Use knowledge of equivalent values to convert between pounds and pence.
- £3.45 is equivalent to 300p + 45p which is equal to 345p
Keywords
Convert - When a value is changed from one form to another, it is converted.
Partition - The act of splitting an object or value down into smaller parts.
Unitising - Unitising means taking separate parts and making them into one whole.
Common misconception
Pupils incorrectly multiply and divide by 100 when converting, or multiply and divide by 10 instead.
Continue to emphasise the relationship between one pound and 100 pence and encourage pupils to spot patterns e.g. £2 = 200 p, £3 = 300 p
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Starter quiz
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change from one form to another
separate into different parts
a general term meaning one of something
going up
going down
Exit quiz
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