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Nursery Enterprise Project Canvas Handprint Art

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Nursery Enterprise Project

Canvas Handprint Art

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Learning Overview• To plan a project to enhance the curriculum by extending it into fund

raising and enterprise

• Funds raised to be used to buy class equipment and resources

• Through these activities pupils will develop basic entrepreneurial skills, team working and working with others

• The project will support all areas of learning and will particularly enhance pupils’ financial understanding and skills in– handling money and coin recognition– calculating totals– awareness that there is a cost element in the production of items on offer for sale– concept of profit

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Class Thinking Web

“How do you get money?”“In the shop”

“My mummy / daddy”“In my pocket”

“It’s in my teddy bear (money box)“I got money at my home”

“Put the card in the machine, it gives you pounds”

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Class Discussion

“What do you spend money on?”• Toys• Sweets• Stickers• Drink• Car (toy)

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Class Discussion“How could we raise money in Nursery?”We talked about this but it was a difficult concept for children to grasp without any prior experience so Sam (Nursery Nurse) and myself (Class teacher) engaged in role-play. We each decided on something to make and sell to parents. We then asked children to decide in talking partners, which idea they preferred

– Planting a seed and growing a plant– Buying a blank canvas and painting on it

Market ResearchWe discussed ‘market research’ and told children they should ask their parents which they would prefer to buy. Children went home with a simple tick sheet for their parents to complete. When the slips were returned, we sorted and counted them and chose the one with greater ‘demand’ – canvas art

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Class Discussion

“Where do we start?”We need:– Blank canvases (£1 each from pound shop)– Paint– Ideas / inspiration– Money to buy blank canvases (kitty from office)

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A Little Trip to Poundland

• We took the tram to the Parade. Each child was given £1 to spend on a canvas

• When we got back we talked about the jar of money (kitty) being empty but demonstrated how spending some money can make more money

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Production

• Children researched on the internet to find the handprint art they wanted to create

• Children then created their masterpiece

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Advertisement

• Children made posters to advertise the canvases for sale

• Children wrote invitations to parents

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Selling

• We organised an ‘Art Gallery’ for parents to visit and purchase a canvas

• Children put the money into the jar and watched as it became full

• Children looked through the catalogues to find new resources for Nursery

• We bought blank canvases for £1 and sold painted ones for £4 so made a profit of £3 on each one. All children sold their canvas and parents and staff put in orders for more canvases!