Spring Money Bundle (Montessori Inspired)
Spring Money Bundle (Montessori Inspired)
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Make money learning seasonal, practical, and engaging with this spring garden-themed money bundle.
Children understand money best when they can see how it is used in real life. This printable resource uses a gardening and spring theme to help students practise counting money, using price lists, making amounts, working out change, and applying financial literacy skills in a meaningful context.
It is ideal for Montessori-inspired classrooms, junior and middle primary maths, homeschool learning, money centres, and seasonal math rotations.
What’s included:
- Price list task cards
- Open-ended and closed money questions
- Money mats for making different amounts
- Change questions
- Flip and clip activities
- 3-part cards
- Montessori-inspired matching activities
- Activities connected to a price list
Use this resource for financial literacy lessons, independent math work, small groups, money practice, or seasonal spring activities.
This bundle helps students move beyond simply identifying coins and notes. They practise using money to solve real problems, compare amounts, and think flexibly.
Please note: This is a downloadable PDF resource. No physical product will be shipped.
You can see all my money saving bundles for a variety of topics here.
The instructions were clear and the kids enjoyed using the material as well.
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Who created this?
Created by Lisa, a Montessori-trained teacher, NZ registered teacher, school principal, and former homeschooler. These resources are tested with real learners, including neurodivergent children, and designed to be practical, affordable, and low-prep.
✔ Used in real Montessori and homeschool settings
✔ Designed to support independence, mixed-age learning, and neurodivergent learners
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