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Having money doesn’t mean we can spend it to whatever we want. How do we know when we should spend it? By budgeting! This task will allow the students to experience this as they create one for their families.
In this lesson, the students would be able to list down their expenses and compute their percentages, for them to prepare a budget plan that they will present through a pie chart.
Have you ever gone to the grocery store and paid for your purchases only to discover that the total included decimal points? Have you ever wondered what they are used for and how they are solved? Let’s meet the decimals in this activity!
Sharing is caring, but accurately measuring the things we plan on sharing and making sure everyone gets equal parts is on another level of thoughtfulness!
Nothing is more natural to humans than eating and it is a such a challenge to act out the motions and emotions that go into feeding one’s self. This subject, intimately familiar to everyone. is a good introduction to drama and movement.
One man’s trash is another man’s treasure and this activity will just that with students creating toys out of commonly discarded materials at home.
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