Primary My Money Week 2012 activity pack
The My Money Week 2012 hard copy activity packs contain posters, stickers, scenario cards and loads of ideas about how to use these to create inspiring activities about money.
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- PUBLISHED05/12
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Age range
- 4 - 11 year olds
- Key stages 1 & 2 in England
- Key stages Foundation, 1 & 2 in Northern Ireland
- Year groups P1, P2, P3, P4, P5 & P6 in Scotland
- Key stages 1 & 2 in Wales
Origin of resource
This resource was produced in England and meets the requirements of the English curriculum. All Quality Mark resources are designed for use across all UK countries, although they may be more suited to the country where the resource was produced and as such may need some adaptation.
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