MONEY

 What money do you use  in England?

The UK unit of currency is the pound sterling (£), generally called the pound. The sign for the pound is pound sign .

In London they often call one pound (£1) a "quid" and sometimes a "nicker".

They have both coins and banknotes.

Coins

One pound is made up of 100 pence . The singular of pence is "penny".  The symbol for the penny is "p".Coin denominations are:

1p and 2p ("copper")

5p, 10p, 20p and 50p ('silver')

£1 ("gold")



£2 ("silver middle-gold edge")

Notes

The notes available are:

£5 (blue)

£10 (brown)


£20 (purple)

£50 (red)


ACTIVITIES

Interactive money activities where you can buy and pay  using UK coins and notes.

                        

         IGLOO SHOPPING                         PAYING TO 50p.              SWEET SHOP

                   BBC                                           ICT GAMES                   CRICKWEB

                                                               

                                                               WHITE ELEPHANT SHOP 

                                                                         CRICKWEB

DOU YOU LIKE GOING SHOPPING? 

CLICK ON THE IMAGE AND PAY USING COINS AND NOTES.

    

NELSON MANDELA

WHAT DO YOU KNOW..?  

The Song “Free Nelson Mandela" was released in 1984 and first performed by the band The Special AKA. The composer was Jerry Dammers, who played the keyboards and wrote lyrics for the band. 

It was a protest song against Nelson Mandela’s imprisonment.

MY HOUSE, MY BEDROOM

Learn / revise the vocabulary related to the house
 and the different rooms in a house 
with this interactive book !

AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITIES OF SPAIN

Name the Autonomous Communities and the capitals:

CLICK AND LEARN

SOMEWHERE OVER THE RAINBOW

LISTEN AND SING HERE:

LISTEN AND READ HERE: