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Help your students build real-world life skills by learning how to read and understand nutrition labels! This functional resource is designed specifically for special education students, including those working on life skills, functional reading, and basic math skills. Students will practice identifying key information such as serving size, calories, ingredients, and nutrients using realistic nutrition labels. Each worksheet provides clear visuals, simple questions, and repeated structure to

Real-Life Texts | Flyers, Medicine Labels & Text MessagesHelp students build real-world reading skills with this engaging set of functional reading worksheets! This resource uses everyday texts students actually see in daily life to practice comprehension, information retrieval, and practical literacy skills. 👀 What’s Included This resource includes 4 functional reading worksheets featuring: 📱 Text Messages 🐾 Community Event Flyers 💊 Medicine / Vitamin Labels 🎪 School Event Poster

Help students practice real-world budgeting and money math with this engaging St. Patrick’s Day party planning activity!Students must plan a party while staying within a set budget. They choose items from a themed menu, add prices together, and determine if they stayed under budget. This activity targets functional math skills commonly used in life skills and special education classrooms. Perfect for: Life Skills Classrooms Special Education Functional Math Transition Programs Upper Elem

Help students practice real-world decimal math using authentic, age-appropriate store receipts! This functional math resource allows students to add item prices, find totals, and calculate change — skills they’ll actually use in daily life. Perfect for special education, life skills, transition programs, and upper elementary math. What Students Will Do: ✔ Add item prices to find a total ✔ Subtract from a given payment amount ✔ Calculate correct change ✔ Practice money math with realistic rec

This resource includes three functional math worksheets where students work with restaurant menu prices to practice real-world money skills. Activities include: • Adding menu items • Calculating totals • Making change from cash payments • Determining if a purchase fits within a budget • Multi-item order calculations Perfect for life skills classrooms and transition programs preparing students for community experiences.