Do I Have Enough Money?| Grocery Store Task Cards with Real Photos | SPED Math
Product Description
Help students build essential functional math and life skills with these "Do I Have Enough Money?" grocery store task cards! This hands-on money skills activity features real photo visuals of grocery store items and helps students practice comparing prices to available money — a critical real-world skill for independence.
This set includes 60 task cards total — two different sets of 30 cards each, giving students practice with both numerical money amounts AND dollar bill quantities.
★ Perfect for: Special Education, Life Skills Classrooms, Autism Classrooms, Functional Math Instruction, Math Centers, Independent Work Systems, Work Tasks (TEACCH), Resource Rooms, Kindergarten, 1st Grade, 2nd Grade, 3rd Grade, and Transition Programs
What's Included:
- Set 1 (30 cards): Students see a numerical money amount + grocery item price → decide if they have enough
- Set 2 (30 cards): Students see a number of dollar bills + grocery item price → decide if they have enough
- Large, easy-to-read task card format
- Real photos of grocery store items
- Yes/No answer format — clip, circle, or point
How to Use These Money Task Cards:
Works great as a math center, independent workstation, small group activity, or 1:1 instruction. Students can:
- Clip their answer with clothespins or paperclips (great for fine motor!)
- Circle their answer with a dry erase marker (laminate for reuse)
- Point to their answer in small group or 1:1 teaching
Great for teaching:
- Do I have enough money? (comparing amounts)
- Functional money skills
- Life skills math
- Grocery store / community-based instruction
- Money recognition and dollar bill identification
- Real-world math application
- Purchasing and consumer math
- Independent living skills
- Greater than / less than with money
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