Week 7
I am very proud of everyone’s conduct at the show on the
weekend. Everyone done a great job
working with money and your customer service skills were also great. I look forward to reading your final blog
reflections and hope that you had fun while learning lots of new knowledge and
life skills.
Week 6
Not long until the baked goods sale now!
Hope everyone is excited and your money skills are up to scratch ready to serve customers.
See you on Saturday bright and early for stall set up.
Week 5
Please use the link below to take you to the Woolworths online shopping site where you are to complete an order for all ingredients required for your 3 baked goods.
Please click on the link below which will take you to the Glogster website that you are to use to make your advertising poster. Have fun and be creative!
After you have had an opportunity to view everyone else’s advertising poster please send your votes to me via e-mail. My e-mail address is:
Week 4
REMINDER
Your baked goods forms filled out by family and friends are due back by our second mathematics lesson this week which is Thursday.
When you have discovered which 3 baked goods are the most popular and fit within the price and time requirements I would like you select 1 peer to put your selected items up on the class blog.
Week 3
Please use the link below for Woolworths online shopping to
purchase the items on the general shopping list that you made as a class.
General shopping list
Item
|
Quantity
|
Estimated
amount
|
Bread
|
2
|
$6
|
Milk
|
1
|
$3
|
Cheese (block)
|
1
|
$8
|
Eggs
|
1 dozen
|
$4
|
Apples
|
6
|
$5
|
Bananas
|
6
|
$7
|
Potatoes
|
6
|
$6
|
Pumpkin
|
1
|
$7
|
Broccoli
|
1
|
$2
|
Carrots
|
1kg
|
$4
|
Ham
|
500g
|
$3
|
Toilet paper
|
-
|
$10
|
Margarine
|
1
|
$5
|
Chips
|
1
|
$3
|
Crackers
|
1
|
$3
|
Tomatoes
|
4
|
$4
|
Total
|
$80.00
|
After completing the activity, please print screen your
shopping list making sure that you get the total cost and paste them here in
the class blog.
Please use the questions below to help you complete an
analysis of the other groups shopping lists.
·
Why did each group have a different price?
·
Which group had the cheapest and most expensive
total cost? Why?
After reading the other groups analysis of your shopping
list you are allowed to comment on their thoughts with nice comments only.
Week 2
The link below is for the money video that we watched this week. Please feel free to watch it again.
http://skwirk.com.au/esa/Notes_Coins.html
Please find the worksheets required for this week below.
Week 1
Hi Year 4,
Welcome to your class blog where I will upload worksheets
and where you will add your opinions when completing activities. Feel free to
add comments and questions you may have about the activities each week. Looking
forward to working through this unit with you!
First activity - https://bubbl.us/
Miss Fernie
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ReplyDeleteWeek 3 - General shopping list activity
ReplyDeleteWhy did each group have a different price?
Each group had a differnt price due to the selection available. The different brands of the same item cost differnt amounts causing a difference in price. We decided on how many of each thing to by but not what size which also caused a difference in total cost between the groups.
Which group had the cheapest and most expensive total cost? Why?
Group 1 was able to purchase all of the goods on the general shopping list for $78.61. Whereas group 2 spent $116.00 to purchase the exact same items. This was most likely due to group 1 looking for and purhcasing the cheapest of each item and lookin for 2 for 1 deals and items on sale. Group 2 purhcased some expensive items putting their total cost up. The difference between the two shopping lists is $37.39 when purchasing the same items.
Week 4 - Selected baked goods
ReplyDeleteHi Miss Fernie,
After counting all of the votes from family and friends it has been decided that we will bake:
1. Chocolate brownies
2. Jam drops
3. Butterfly cakes