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I wanted to practice calculator skills with my moderate-severe students, so I make a few worksheets - I have simple food pictures, a price, and the second sheet is 4 simple grocery lists - they have to find the item and price on the first page, transfer it to the second page, and add prices. I have two versions - the regular and the EZ. The regular has decimals/odd numbers, and the EZ has only whole numbers, no decimals.

This is the easy version of my original Grocery Ad Worksheet. This one only has whole numbers, no decimals, for your beginning or lower level students. For even lower students, just print two identical ads and let them cut one and match it (paste) to the first ad.

This can go with my Grocery Store Math Worksheets or as a stand-alone. I have pictures of common grocery store items with prices and the second page has 4 short grocery lists the students have to fill in and add with a calculator. I have the easy version as well (no decimals).

An easier version of the Grocery Store worksheets 2 - no decimals, just whole numbers.

Pictures of items commonly found at a drug store, with prices. The second sheet has 4 short lists of the items, and asks students to fill in prices and add. I have an easier version with no decimals (see EZ drug store ad math worksheet).

A simpler version of my Drug Store worksheet 2. It uses whole numbers, no decimals.

The same items as my drug store worksheet, just with whole numbers, no decimals.

Simple worksheet that lists the names of the coins in the middle, and on either side is a circle with a value in it. The students need to draw a line from the coin name to the corresponding values. *The thumbnail picture is not very accurate. The numbers on the right are inside the circles, not outside like pictured.*

Just like my drug store worksheet, with different items. Pictures of items commonly found in a drugstore, with prices. The second page is 4 short lists of items, students have to fill in prices and add. I also have an easy version of this (EZ drugstore ad 2).

This worksheet uses your fast food menu or menuboard and asks students to fill out name of items, price, etc. I also have created modified menus for many fast food restaurants.