What's the Next Dollar? | Functional Money Skills
by Vocational skills and more © 2021
Price: $1 USD
Subjects: math,specialed
Grades: 0
Description
Give students more practice with the next-dollar strategy using real-world items and prices! Students are shown an everyday item with a price and determine the next whole dollar amount. For example, an item that costs $2.45 would require the next dollar amount of $3.00. Students select the correct answer from four choices. This deck provides additional practice with new items and prices, including amounts ranging from less than $1 to more than $20. Students encounter familiar purchases such as food, clothing, school supplies, books, and other everyday items. Skills practiced include: Identifying the next whole dollar Reading prices with dollars and cents Connecting decimal prices to whole-dollar amounts Functional money skills Real-world shopping concepts Building independence with everyday money skills The simple four-choice format provides repeated practice without adding unnecessary complexity, making it useful for students who need additional opportunities to master the next-dollar strategy. Great for special education, life skills classrooms, transition programs, functional math, independent living instruction, and money-skills practice. Need an introduction to the skill? Start with the FREE What Is the Next Dollar? deck, then use this deck for additional practice with new items and prices.