Teacher Resources Available for Money

For early learners in Years 1 to 3, our teacher resources offer an engaging introduction to understanding money, its uses, and basic transactions. Aligned with the Australian curriculum, these resources include interactive lesson plans, hands-on activities, and formative assessments designed to help students recognize coins, notes, and simple exchanges. Teachers can guide students through activities that reinforce these concepts with visual aids and real-life examples, ensuring that each child grasps the basics of money while tracking their progress through quizzes and practical exercises.

Our resources for Years 4 to 6 help students expand their understanding of money, introducing more advanced concepts like calculating change, understanding value, and basic budgeting. These teacher materials include detailed lesson plans, real-world applications, and summative assessments to support learning about money management. Teachers can deliver interactive lessons that involve problem-solving tasks and discussions, using quizzes and practical activities to assess how well students are applying their knowledge of money in everyday scenarios.

For students in Years 7 to 10, our teacher resources focus on advanced money concepts such as interest, profit and loss, and personal financial management. These resources include comprehensive lesson plans, project-based activities, and assessments that explore real-world applications of financial literacy. Teachers can use these materials to create in-depth discussions about managing finances, making informed financial decisions, and understanding complex money-related topics. With quizzes and practical assessments, students can develop essential money management skills that prepare them for life beyond the classroom.