It is clear that money is something indispensable in our current society so that we should learn as soon as possible how to "measure" it. For this purpose, teachers can put into practice a wide range of possibilities in class to make children work with different amounts of money in a practical way.
One activity that has come to my mind to learn these contents consists in creating a kind of street market in the classroom. Some students would be "sellers" and others would be "consumers". They can even exchange their roles during the development of the dynamic. Thus, through this type of activity, students would learn in a significant way how to get on with money by measuring and counting it.
As materials, students can bring some "plastic food" or toys that they have at home. It would be also a great idea if somebody brings a "cash register". In this way, the task would become something really appealing and attractive for children!
I've found a video where students do a "street market" in class. I attached it so you can see it!
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