by The Ticket to Teaching for SPEDucators © 2024
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Subjects: specialed,math,lifeSkills
Grades: 0
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 foods. 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 many flavorful foods. **Disclaimer: Prices of food items are not made to necessarily reflect accurate, store-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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