Can You Buy It? Fall Foods Under $10
by The Ticket to Teaching for SPEDucators © 2024
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Price: $3 USD
Subjects: math,specialed,lifeSkills,holiday,money,firstDayOfAutumn
Grades: 0
Description
Teach your students essential money math skills with this engaging deck designed for life skills classrooms. In this deck, students will practice identifying whether they have enough money to purchase a variety of popular autumn-themed items such as apple cider and pies. These interactive digital task cards are perfect for helping special education students learn real-world functional math skills like budgeting, dollar amount comparison, and making purchasing decisions—all while exploring the delicious foods of the fall season. **Disclaimer: Prices of food items are not made to necessarily reflect accurate, store-like or restaurant-like prices, but rather for money math practice and visual representation purposes only. SEL Standards Alignment: CASEL Self-Management CASEL Responsible Decision-Making Functional SPED "I can" Statements: I can practice smart money math skills. I can identify the price of an item. I can identify how much money I have. I can compare prices. I can identify US dollar bills. I can determine if I have enough money to purchase an item. I can make appropriate purchasing choices. I can use tools/resources (i.e. number line, calculator, visuals, manipulatives, etc.) to help me answer money math questions. I can apply my money math skills to real-world situations. I can practice money math skills to help increase my level of independence.
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