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pfeg Quality Mark accredited resources pfeg Quality Mark means that these resources have been assessed as: appropriate for teaching personal finance effective classroom materials accurate and up to date Key Stage 1 Key Stage 2 Key Stage 3 Key Stage 4 16-19 Total results: 8 Key:   Quality Mark    Free Resource. Colossal Cards A set of large cards supported by teacher led activities to teach the wide range of ways in which money can be represented (credit cards, cheques, season tickets, stamps and many others) offering pupils opportunities to investigate in detail. Now available with adult learning support notes that may be of use to special needs.   Cost: £17.63 including VAT plus £2.95 p&p.    Financial Education in Scottish Primary Schools: Money Week This resource is for primary schools and provides a step by step approach to running a themed week around the life skill of using money effectively.   Cost: Free to Scottish Schools  Format: Booklet, CD-ROM Making Sense of Money A puzzle book, packed with games and activities on monetary themes, aimed at children aged 4-8.   Format: Paper Mega Money Range of activities and games for KS1 using large versions of English coins with teachers' notes. There are also activities suitable for early KS2.   Cost: £17.04 including VAT, plus £2.95 p&p   Money Counts A book containing a range of stand-alone and extended activities, designed to support the development of financial capability in the primary mathematics classroom. Clearly laid out and easy-to-use activities: clear learning objectives, relevant vocabulary identified, resources specified, variety of engaging tasks, discussion points, further activities, background information   Cost: £10 plus £4.64 fixed UK handling and delivery charge  Format: Paper Money Week Money Week is a resource which enables primary schools to raise awareness of financial capability through a focused period of personal finance and cross curricular activities throughout the school.   Format: CD-ROM, Downloadable resource Penny Wise finds out about Child Trust Funds This resource comprises of a short story with some activities explaining about Child Trust Funds and encouraging children to save for the future.   Cost: Please see provider's website for details, order form and prices   Format: Booklet Talk Money Talk Solutions Well thought out resource which is enterprise-based, using activities which the children will find fun and engaging. Each section begins with a clear set of objectives related to the learning activity, e.g. calculate and compare costs, describe value for money.   Format: Booklet, CD-ROM Total results: 8

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