Refrigerator, Freezer, or Pantry?
by Boom Boom Resource Room © 2026
Price: $3 USD
Subjects: lifeSkills,specialed
Grades: 9,10,11,12
Description
Build grocery-storage and kitchen independence with this picture-supported Boom Cards lesson for high school special education and transition learners. Students distinguish refrigerator, freezer, and pantry storage using milk, yogurt, cheese, leftovers, cut fruit, frozen foods, cereal, dry rice, pasta, and unopened shelf-stable foods. Practice includes sealing containers, reading storage directions, putting cold groceries away promptly, and asking for help when storage history is uncertain. Includes 55 cards: 5 instructional cards, 25 choose-the-picture questions, 15 multiple-choice questions, and 10 true/false questions. Native clickable images and answer buttons give immediate correct/incorrect feedback with varied answer positions. Short sentences, individual cartoon illustrations, and image descriptions support functional reading, food safety, daily living skills, home routines, and transition instruction. Follow the actual package label and household plan; storage needs can change after opening. Adjust prompting and supervision to the learner. This practice does not replace individual food-safety instruction or staff support.