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Teaching Money

Submitted by Admin (08-11-2012)

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I am currently teaching money to Kindergarten and I would like to have a printable copy of the Australian notes and coins so that I can enlarge them. I can not find them anywhere. Is there anyway someone could share a resource???

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Anonymous (04-07-2012)

I am pretty certain that it is illegal to scan money.


Anonymous (21-11-2011)

Targeting Maths: Year 1 has money masters at the back of the book. I have enlarged and laminated a teaching set, as well as laminated a smaller set for each class member.


Kate (15-07-2010)

Just wondered if it is actually legal to copy or scan money, even if it is for educational use.


Donna (04-06-2009)

Hi
Here is an Aussie money resource I found this week...

http://mrbaldock.blogspot.com/2008/12/australian-money-for-your-smartboard.html

Also you can upload files in The Teachers Zone area.


Jasmine H. (04-06-2009)

Scan real notes as *.BMP or *.JPG open in Paint or similar program, alter to make sure everyone can see they are a copies (Type copy on them) enlarge image - save. Open in a word processor, duplicate till the page is full print one side x number of times, turn over print other side. Cut, laminate if longevity is needed.

Bingo!

OR the bank may have some old ones they may give you. :)

Regards Jasmine H.


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