Success Prep

Reading over the counter (OTC) medicine labels is an important life skill. The term OTC is defined and 18 examples of OTC medicines are given. Each of the 18 medicines are accompanied by five questions relating to the product. Safety is a primary concern so questions regarding safety are recurring.

This resource includes inventory price lists, shelving, and worksheets for five days! This is truly a digital resource because text boxes are already created in each of the cells students will input information. If you do not choose to use this digitally with students, that's cool too. Simply print out the slides. I personally use two slides per page to save trees as well as to allow easy reference for students. Columns in the inventory worksheets are color coded for easy reference. This is som

The Hygiene Product Inventory Bundle differentiates the activity for you. Students completing the adapted inventory will be working on skills in addition, typing, and record keeping. Students completing the original version of the inventory will be working to develop skills in addition, multiplication, typing, record keeping, and problem solving.

Students will count eight hygiene products on store shelves. They will use the price list to complete the digital worksheet. Students will have the opportunity to practice skills in addition, multiplication, and problem solving. I use this resource in my own classroom with 10th and 11th graders. There are two sets of inventory sheets. I usually complete the first with students so I can model what is expected and the I ask them to attempt to independently complete the second inventory set. I li

Students will count eight hygiene products on store shelves. They will use the adapted worksheet to enter the count of each product. I use this resource in my own classroom with 10th and 11th graders. There are two sets of inventory sheets. I usually complete the first with students so I can model what is expected and then I ask them to attempt to independently complete the second inventory set. I like this format because my students learning remotely can complete this online while my in-person

Students will count seven, pet related, products on store shelves. They will use the price list to complete the digital worksheet. Students will have the opportunity to practice skills in addition, multiplication, and problem solving. I use this resource in my own classroom with 10th and 11th graders. There are two sets of inventory sheets. I usually complete the first with students so I can model what is expected and the I ask them to attempt to independently complete the second inventory set