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Life skills Common Core 2.NBT.B.7 resources
How Much Change Do You Get Back? Task Cards
Subtraction Money Consumer Math Task Cards with real images. Differentiated life skills and vocation skills of making change with money visuals and different levels of numbers (1, 2, 3 digits, dollars and cents).This comes with:120 task cards total60 with answer field of 360 without an answer fieldLevel 1 (with bill visuals)Level 2 Numeral priceCover for task boxreal imagesNumbered task cards for easy data collection. Download FREE progress monitoring/answer sheets for the task cards HERE.Print
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Also included in: Life Skills Task Cards GROWING BUNDLE
Google Slides: DEPARTMENT STORE MATH! 600 REAL-LIFE COMPUTATION & WORD PROBLEMS
295 Google Slides Bundle ** 600 Real-life Scenario Math Word Problems & Computation Activities! ** VISUAL MATH LESSONS ** From socks to skateboards, and backpacks to bathing suits, nearly everything you might shop for can be found on the colorful price list and in the 'real life' math activities included in these unique GOOGLE SLIDES!295 GOOGLE SLIDES ACTIVITIES! 600 REAL-LIFE MATH PROBLEMS!These fun and effective activities teach simple addition, subtraction, and multiplicat
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Ice Cream Shop - Menu Subtraction Task Cards
Functional life skills Math & Reading using ice cream shop prices to do simple subtraction problems. This activity is formatted to make subtracting prices to figure out how much change you will get back realistic and easier to understand for special education students.This comes with:40 task cards total20 with answer field of 320 without an answer fieldCover for task boxAnswer KeyNumbered task cards for easy data collection. Download FREE progress monitoring/answer sheets for the task cards
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Also included in: Life Skills Task Cards GROWING BUNDLE
Calendar Time Activities
Add in some counting, adding, place value, and money into your math meeting or circle time! Each day, students mark off the day on the calendar and add a penny to their "bank", trading up to a higher coin whenever possible. Use the place value mat and counter chips to count out the days and trade in tens and ones. Keep adding and trading and your students will be money masters before no time!I've incorporated these “Morning Meeting Math Materials" in my own special education classroom for many y
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K - 3rd
Ice Cream Shop: Build your ice cream (money and addition)
Ready to cool off with some ice cream? Get started with an engaging ice cream shop activity! Students stuck at home for distance learning? Challenge them to set up their own ice cream shop at home.Give each student a copy of the ice cream menu. Have them check the boxes for what they would like on their sundae. Then have them cut out their different selections and build their ice cream masterpiece on a piece of construction paper. After that, have students total up the cost to make their sundae.
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PreK - 3rd
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Money BUNDLE with Coin Identification & Value, Money Counting & Making Change
Solving the challenge of teaching money skills and coin identification is made easy with this comprehensive Money Math Bundle! This money math digital resource featuring 10 BOOM Card Decks™ with 200 digital task cards are designed to make learning about money, coin value, and making change a breeze.From mastering coin identification to adding money and making change, this bundle provides a progressive and engaging learning journey for students of all levels. Whether you're looking for a simple,
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1st - 3rd
Donut Shop (money, addition, and subtraction)
Ready to set up shop in your classroom? Get started with an engaging donut shop activity! Students stuck at home for distance learning? Challenge them to set up their own donut shop at home.This fun product can be used in many different ways! 1) There are 2 different menu versions. One with the prices and one without prices. If you select the one without prices, hang the different food cards around the room. Students can practice their coin counting abilities. 2) After students complete the men
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PreK - 4th
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Wants and Needs Budget Project
A fun way to help students learn about budgeting their wants and needs. This should be used after wants and needs have been introduced to the class. Students will be given a prompt where they go away to an island for a month. On their month-long trip, they will have a set amount of money (you can always change it). The budget I used for my class was $1,450. Students will get to pick from three different types of shelters, two different clothing stores, multiple types of groceries (you can always
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2nd - 4th
Restaurant Week: A Real World & Cross-Curricular Thematic Project
Are you looking for a fun and immersive way for students to show off their skills? This real-world experience will allow students to show their mastery of various standards, or continue to practice standards they are learning, in math and language arts. This product is designed to last one week, although it can be used for longer or shorter depending on your schedule. You could even decide to do one task per day, or one task every week. I have included a version with tabs and without so that you
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1st - 3rd
Identifying and Counting Coins - NO PREP
This NO PREP PowerPoint mini-lesson includes everything you need to teach your students how to identify and count coins!
Are you ready to teach coin identification and counting to your students? Do your students need a strategy for counting coins? Are you also looking for a NON PREP minilesson? This product is perfect for your needs!
Show Me The Money!
★ PowerPoint format = NO PREP
★ Coin Identification
★ Strategies for counting coins
★ Share the pen - student opportunities to practice th
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K - 2nd
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Counting Coins (Money) with Visuals, Task Cards, Matching, and Reference Charts
Money unit made easy with so many visual supports and gradual increase of difficulty with task cards. There are reference charts to help students with skip-counting to make it easier to count the coins correctly.Included:Coin Posters with valuesStudent Coin PosterSkip-Counting reference charts with visualsMatching Coins worksheetMatching Coins with their Value worksheet7 Sets of Task Cards (Pennies, Nickels, Pennies/Nickels, Dimes, Pennies/Nickels/Dimes, Quarters, and Pennies/Nickels/Dimes/Quart
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K - 5th
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Money task cards game with groceries
The money task cards game with groceries is a fun way to practice money skills. The cards are perfect as a math task box activity for life skills. You can also use them for self directed learning or for co-operative games and math activities for life skills in high school self contained classrooms. What's inside?The money task cards with groceries include:20 action cards (more than, less than, equals, not equal to, equality and inequality symbols, change from $5, $10, $20, total cost, I like and
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Also included in: Life skills community activities bundle for high school
Classroom Economy
This is a complete kit to customize your own classroom economy. I designed it for my 2nd grade classroom. I have set it up with the jobs that I use in my classroom, but it is customizable so that you can change the job, descriptions and salaries.It includes* Directions* Job application* Job list* Editable job spreadsheet* Job salary sheet* Job description sheet* Editable job signs for classroom* Printable class money* Customizable class money
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1st - 4th
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