Math · Kindergarten–Grade 3
Let's Go Shopping with Money using real- life scenarios
About this curriculum
Help your students master Canadian money with Let’s Go Shopping! —a comprehensive financial literacy unit packed with real‑life activities, shopping scenarios, and hands‑on practice. Students learn to identify coins and bills, count money, create equivalent sets, add and subtract amounts, compare prices, and make change. Engaging contexts like candy shops, flea markets, lemonade stands, and class stores make learning meaningful and fun. This resource aligns with provincial and territorial math standards across Canada, including Ontario, BC, Alberta, Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Atlantic provinces. Perfect for whole‑class lessons, math centres, or financial literacy units, Let’s Go Shopping! provides worksheets, templates, rubrics, and multi‑step problem‑solving tasks that build confidence and real‑world money skills. Real-life scenarios help students learn about money. Age-appropriate activities concentrate on what is fun and interesting for young children, such as a candy store, a flea market, a trip to the beach, role-playing in a grocery store, and restaurant setting.…
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