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How Much Does It Cost? (up to $5) Digital Task Cards
This NO PREP, PAPERLESS digital activity helps students practice functional reading and money math by using fast food restaurant order and grocery store visuals with price tags or register prices. Students will identify the price of items and practice counting dollar bills to give to the cashier, with amounts up to $5. ✅ Real-world money handling ✅ Ideal for consumer math and life skills development ✅ Perfect for remote learning or independent work This Comes With:INTERACTIVE PDF f
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Financial Literacy, Money Math
Also included in: Functional Math - Financial Literacy Full Year Bundle
Valentine's Treats Multiplication Digital Task Cards
Help students build real-world math skills with this February-themed activity focused on multiplying menu prices. Designed to make multiplication relatable and easy to understand, this consumer math resource is perfect for life skills classrooms. ✅ Ideal for remote learning or independent practice✅ Great for special education, autism support, and transition programs✅ Absolutely NO PREP – just open and go! This Comes With:INTERACTIVE PDFs for desktop (no internet needed) or online platforms
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Financial Literacy, For All Subjects, Money Math
Also included in: Functional Math - Financial Literacy Full Year Bundle
Thanksgiving Which Item Can I Buy Digital Task Cards
Students practice real-life consumer math by deciding which items they can afford based on a given amount of money. These interactive, visual-based activities support comparison shopping and budgeting skills. ✅ Ideal for remote learning or independent practice✅ Great for special education, autism support, and transition programs✅ Absolutely NO PREP – just open and go! This Comes With:INTERACTIVE PDFs for desktop (no internet needed) or online platforms like Google Classroom™ or Microsoft T
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Financial Literacy, For All Subjects, Money Math
Also included in: Functional Math - Financial Literacy Full Year Bundle
Using an ATM - Independent Skills - Boom Cards & Interactive PDF
This visual, step-by-step life skills activity guides students through the basic process of making a withdrawal or deposit using an Automated Teller Machine (ATM). Designed for special education and autism programs, this resource supports independent living, financial literacy, and community readiness. ✅ Ideal for remote learning or independent practice✅ Great for special education, autism support, and transition programs✅ Absolutely NO PREP – just open and go! This Comes With:INTERA
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Financial Literacy, For All Subjects, Money Math
Also included in: Functional Math - Financial Literacy Full Year Bundle
Do I Have Enough? Drag & Drop Boom Cards
This independent digital task box activity helps students build budgeting and consumer math skills by practicing how to: Identify the cost of an item, Check how much money is in their wallet, and Decide if they have enough to make the purchase. ✅ Ideal for remote learning or independent practice✅ Great for special education, autism support, and transition programs✅ Absolutely NO PREP – just open and go! This Comes With:1 Boom™ Cards deck25 Slides Total - Student will drag and drop dollar
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Financial Literacy, For All Subjects, Money Math
Also included in: Functional Math - Financial Literacy Full Year Bundle
Using A Credit Card Machine - Independent Skills - Boom Cards & Interactive PDF
This visual, step-by-step life skills activity teaches students how to complete a transaction using a credit card machine—whether with a credit card, debit card, or mobile payment. Designed for special education and autism support, this resource builds financial literacy, community access skills, and independent living confidence. ✅ Ideal for remote learning or independent practice✅ Great for special education, autism support, and transition programs✅ Absolutely NO PREP – just ope
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Financial Literacy, For All Subjects, Money Math
Also included in: Functional Math - Financial Literacy Full Year Bundle
St. Patrick's Next Dollar Up to $10 Drag & Drop Boom Cards
This St Patrick's Day / March themed digital independent work activity helps students practice identifying item prices (up to $10.00) and using the Next Dollar Over method to count the correct number of dollar bills needed. Designed to build functional money skills, this task supports financial literacy, rounding, and real-world independence. ✅ Ideal for remote learning or independent practice✅ Great for special education, autism support, and transition programs✅ Absolutely NO PREP
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Financial Literacy, For All Subjects, Money Math
Also included in: Life Skills St. Patrick's Day Bundle
Valentines Day Budgeting Digital Task Cards
Teach budgeting and money management with this differentiated interactive activity focused on subtraction. Students practice real-life consumer math by budgeting for rent, utilities, and bills—then see how much they have left to shop for that special someone! ✅ Ideal for remote learning or independent practice✅ Great for special education, autism support, and transition programs✅ Absolutely NO PREP – just open and go! This Comes With:INTERACTIVE PDF for desktop (no internet needed) or onli
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Financial Literacy, For All Subjects, Money Math
Also included in: Functional Math - Financial Literacy Full Year Bundle
Printable Shopping Board Game PDF ESL EFL Engaging English Language Questions
Going Shopping! is a fun and interactive ESL game for English Language learners. An engaging groupwork game that helps students practice English food vocabulary, prices, and everyday shopping language. It’s perfect for speaking activities, group work, and real-life communication practice in the ESL classroom. Roll the dice and ask and answer questions as you move along the board. Easy and convenient for teachers to download, print and laminate for future use. Engaging activityHands-onSmall group
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Money Math, Reading, Speaking & Listening
Do I Have Enough? VISUAL Digital Task Cards
This NO PREP, PAPERLESS digital activity helps students practice budgeting and decision-making by comparing the cost of an item to the money in their wallet. Using visual supports and U.S. currency (up to $5.00), students will determine whether they can afford each item by selecting YES or NO. Perfect for introducing consumer math and financial literacy in a simple, accessible way. ✅ Visually supports money comparison and basic budgeting ✅ Reinforces real-world money math ✅ Great for spe
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Financial Literacy, Money Math
Also included in: Functional Math - Financial Literacy Full Year Bundle
Comparison Shopping {up to $10} Digital Task Cards
This consumer math activity is perfect for special education, autism support, and life skills classrooms. Students practice comparing prices and deciding which item costs less—all within a realistic grocery store context and a $10 budget. Designed with visual learners in mind, this activity supports essential skills for money math, independent living, and vocational readiness. ✅ Great for CBI prep and transition programs ✅ Visually supported and age-appropriate ✅ Ideal for remote l
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Financial Literacy, Money Math
Also included in: Functional Math - Financial Literacy Full Year Bundle
Budgeting for Savings Digital Task Cards
This NO PREP, PAPERLESS resource is designed to help students practice budgeting and savings. Students will calculate how much money they have available after accounting for essential expenses such as rent, groceries, and bills. ✅ Helps students calculate spending and savings based on real-life scenarios ✅ Promotes financial literacy, budgeting skills, and decision-making ✅ Ideal for special education, transition programs, and remote learningThis Comes With:INTERACTIVE PDF for desktop
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Basic Operations, Financial Literacy, Money Math
Also included in: Functional Math - Financial Literacy Full Year Bundle
Which Is More or Less? Us Currency Digital Task Cards SS
This functional life skills resource helps students practice identifying which bill or coin has a higher or lower value—a key concept in consumer math and financial literacy. Designed for special education, autism support, and transition classrooms, this interactive activity is perfect for reinforcing money awareness in real-life situations. Students will compare two bills or coins and determine which is worth more or less, and practice using both visual supports and value recognition.
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Financial Literacy, For All Subjects, Money Math
Also included in: Functional Math - Financial Literacy Full Year Bundle
Which Coin or Bill? Digital Task Cards
Students match a given value (like $0.25 or $1.00) to the correct U.S. coin or bill image. This digital activity builds real-world money recognition and consumer math skills, perfect for life skills and financial literacy lessons. ✅ Ideal for remote learning or independent practice✅ Great for special education, autism support, and transition programs✅ Absolutely NO PREP – just open and go! This Comes With:INTERACTIVE PDF for desktop (no internet needed) or online platforms like Google Clas
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Financial Literacy, For All Subjects, Money Math
Also included in: Functional Math - Financial Literacy Full Year Bundle
Virtual Grocery Shopping Level 2 Boom Cards SS
Perfect for distance learning or preparing for in-person CBI This interactive activity simulates a real grocery shopping trip using U.S. currency. Students practice essential life skills, consumer math, and functional reading as they navigate a virtual store, make choices, and calculate costs. Perfect for pre-CBI instruction. ✅ Ideal for remote learning or independent practice✅ Great for special education, autism support, and transition programs✅ Absolutely NO PREP – just open and g
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Financial Literacy, For All Subjects, Money Math
Also included in: Virtual Grocery Shopping Level 1 & 2 Boom Cards BUNDLE SS
Next Dollar Up Holiday Digital Task Cards CANADIAN
Practice money skills with a festive twist! This digital interactive activity focuses on the "next dollar over" strategy using Canadian loonies. Students will engage with holiday-themed images including gifts, candy canes, Christmas and Hanukkah items, gingerbread, ornaments, hot cocoa, snowflakes, and more. ✅ Ideal for remote learning or independent practice✅ Great for special education, autism support, and transition programs✅ Absolutely NO PREP – just open and go! This Comes With:INTERA
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Financial Literacy, For All Subjects, Money Math
Also included in: Canadian Currency Digital Interactive Activity Bundle
How Much Change? Digital Task Cards
Help students practice consumer money math with this NO PREP, PAPERLESS digital activity! Students will use subtraction to determine the amount of money to be given back after a transaction, reinforcing essential life skills and vocational skills. This resource is differentiated into 2 activities to support learners at various levels. ✅ Practice making change and understanding transactions ✅ Focuses on subtraction and real-world math skills ✅ Ideal for special education and life skills
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Financial Literacy, Money Math
Also included in: Functional Math - Financial Literacy Full Year Bundle
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