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This Haunted Restaurant project is extremely engaging and loved by my students every year! It is perfect for practicing addition with regrouping!
What's Included?
PDF Printable Project
PDF with link to Google Slides version
PowerPoint version
How to Use
Students are tasked with designing their own menu for a Haunted Restaurant where Monsters and Ghouls of all kinds will order disgustingly delicious Appetizers, Salads, Entrees, Desserts, and Drinks!
Students design their own Menu by choosing gross and ghastly food items from the “Food Ideas for Your Own Haunted Restaurant” or they can make up horrible food combinations from their own imaginations! Once they choose the freaky food that will be offered in their Haunted Restaurant, talk to them about choosing prices that are REASONABLE. This is a perfect time to discuss whether drinks should cost more than an entrée, etc. Guide students to create a price for each item on their menu.
Students will then pretend they are the waiter taking the order of a Foul Creature (patron). They should choose items the creature would eat. They will record this on the Receipt paper.
The receipts were designed with differentiation in mind!
Receipt A: 5 addends (appetizer, salad, entrée, dessert, and a drink)
Receipt B: 4 addends (students choose what to include)
Receipt C: 3 addends (students choose what to include)
Receipt D: 2 addends (students choose what to include)
Simply give students the paper that best fits their skill level.
There is no answer key included, because students will be creating their own reasonable prices. Students will have two partners check their calculations and sign their receipts before they can finish.
Students then cut out each receipt and staple it in the middle on the inside of their menu.
Three different rubric choices are offered.
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Grab my Winter Holiday themed PBL (Problem Based Learning) here!
Check out my other Fall Themed Addition/Subtraction project here! It's a differentiated Bat Theme Book for Addition and Subtraction
Halloween Math Haunted Restaurant Addition Project Digital and Printable
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What others say
Description
This Haunted Restaurant project is extremely engaging and loved by my students every year! It is perfect for practicing addition with regrouping!
What's Included?
PDF Printable Project
PDF with link to Google Slides version
PowerPoint version
How to Use
Students are tasked with designing their own menu for a Haunted Restaurant where Monsters and Ghouls of all kinds will order disgustingly delicious Appetizers, Salads, Entrees, Desserts, and Drinks!
Students design their own Menu by choosing gross and ghastly food items from the “Food Ideas for Your Own Haunted Restaurant” or they can make up horrible food combinations from their own imaginations! Once they choose the freaky food that will be offered in their Haunted Restaurant, talk to them about choosing prices that are REASONABLE. This is a perfect time to discuss whether drinks should cost more than an entrée, etc. Guide students to create a price for each item on their menu.
Students will then pretend they are the waiter taking the order of a Foul Creature (patron). They should choose items the creature would eat. They will record this on the Receipt paper.
The receipts were designed with differentiation in mind!
Receipt A: 5 addends (appetizer, salad, entrée, dessert, and a drink)
Receipt B: 4 addends (students choose what to include)
Receipt C: 3 addends (students choose what to include)
Receipt D: 2 addends (students choose what to include)
Simply give students the paper that best fits their skill level.
There is no answer key included, because students will be creating their own reasonable prices. Students will have two partners check their calculations and sign their receipts before they can finish.
Students then cut out each receipt and staple it in the middle on the inside of their menu.
Three different rubric choices are offered.
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Grab my Winter Holiday themed PBL (Problem Based Learning) here!
Check out my other Fall Themed Addition/Subtraction project here! It's a differentiated Bat Theme Book for Addition and Subtraction
