Our Teacher Resource Programs
Our Year 3, 5, 7 and 9 teacher resources have been developed to make the implementation of the Consumer and Financial Literacy Framework as easy as possible for schools. They aim to save teachers and schools time and money. This is because the research, curriculum linking, student activities and addressing of Framework principles has all been done.
Each year 3, 5 and 7 resource is a whole unit of work, each one covering a two year juncture.
Our year 3, 5 and 7 resources:
* have Suggested Learning Experiences for each principle of the National Consumer and Financial Literacy Framework
* have Literacy Learning Experiences
* have a Maths Investigation
* have a range of reproducible Student Activities
* have Activities for early finishers
* have further websites listed for such examples as comparing savings accounts, budget templates, complaint forms, mobile phone plan comparisons.
* are self contained and sequenced
Our year 9 resource
* has an extensive collection of resources and reproducible activities, including 9 learning experiences, 11 worksheets and 3 extended tasks.
* has Suggested Learning Experiences for each principle of the National Consumer and Financial Literacy Framework
* has further websites listed for such examples as credit card and personal loan comparisons, budget templates and mobile phone plans,
All resources
* have been extensivey piloted
* are mapped to Australian State and Territory curriculum
* come in an International version (for use outside of Australia)
SAMPLE ACTIVITY PAGES
Year 3
Year 5
Year 7
Year 9
source your curriculum project budgets and
order at our products page
For Further information
contact us on 07 3161 2111 or
sherree@minormoneymatters.com.au
Information about our Piloting
Year 3, 5, 7 Minor Money Matters Teacher Resource Programs were piloted during 2007 at Arundel State Primary School, on the Gold Coast in Queensland.
The testimonial for these programs has been provided by Peter Krugle, Principal of the Arundel State School.
The Year 9 Teacher Resource Program was piloted during 2009 at Innisfail State High School and Moreton Bay College (Queensland). Please see testimonials provided by Rhonda Rusmussen of Moreton Bay College and Tony Brunetto of Innisfail State High School.
About Financial Literacy in Schools
In 2003, ASIC developed a consultation paper called Financial Literacy in Schools.
In 2005, the Federal Australian Government developed the National Consumer and Financial Literacy Framework .
This framework was initiated to respond to increasing personal debt and in particular to the mounting mobile phone debt that young Australians were creating, as well as an increasing credit card debt that Australians of all ages were maintaining.
Contained within that framework is the National Financial Literacy Framework, including Learning Principles for children in school years 3, 5, 7 and 9 .
|
Our Products
