What If the Store Does Not Have It?
by Boom Boom Resource Room © 2026
Price: $3 USD
Subjects: specialed,Special Autism,lifeSkills
Grades: 0
Description
Build flexible thinking and problem-solving when a grocery item is out of stock. This life skills Boom Cards lesson helps students respond to a changed shopping plan and ask for help in a store. Students practice checking the correct shelf, asking an employee, choosing a useful substitute, considering safety and personal needs, comparing the replacement price, and skipping an item or updating the list when needed. Concrete examples show that a substitute must fit the shopper's needs and budget. Each 54-card deck has six short learn-and-practice cycles: 18 instructional cards, 12 multiple-choice questions, 6 true/false questions, and 18 picture-choice questions. Large text, original cartoon art, and native interactive answers support focused practice with feedback. Designed for preteens and teens, with short, friendly text aimed at a fifth-grade reading level or below. Use in life skills and special education classrooms, transition instruction, small groups, or teacher-guided practice before community-based learning. Digital Boom Cards; not a printable worksheet.