Fast Food Menu Math is the perfect addition to your math centers- and the best part is with three levels of math menus, the task cards can be made appropriate for all the students in your multi-leveled math class… there is even a word problem bonus for your early finishers! You will love the ease of this activity and your students will LOVE eating out at their favorite restaurants! Have your Math Centers gotten bland? Have your students lost interest? Are you looking for a differentiated activity to meet multiple student needs? We Got You! What You’ll Get: This activity comes with the following: *Three Leveled Menus 1 Menu with items using Whole Dollar amounts 1 Menu with items using Mixed Bills and Coins ending in 0 or 5 1 Menu with items using Mixed Bills and Coins to the Penny *42 Task Cards 2 Pages (12 Task Cards) to Find Cost and Count out Money for 1 Item 1 Page (6 Task Cards) to Find Cost and Count out Money for 2 Items 1 Page (6 Task Cards) to Find Cost and Count out Money for 2 Items with Number Sentence Support 1 Page (6 Task Cards) to Find Cost and Calculate change for 1 Item 1 Page (6 Task Cards) to Find Cost and Calculate change for 2 Items PLUS 1 Page (6 Task Cards) for Fast Finishers to Budget with Word Problems *BONUS Items Answer Key Answer Document for Students (42/pg, 21/pg, 6/pg options) This menu math activity can meet the needs of several IEP goals or math skills you are trying to develop in a special ed, Autism Units or elementary ed classroom. These cards will address addition, subtraction, two step problem solving, word problems, and budgeting too. WoW! Who Benefits from this Product: These fun and functional menus are already differentiated for you with three levels. Now all your students can be working on the same activity at the same time, just with the exact leveled menu that suits their needs. Teacher and student WIN! With answer neutral cards, no matter the MENU’s level, the task cards will work. There are 42 cards in all with room to use as dry erase task cards AND each card is numbered in the corner so you can use them with a math notebook or projected on a whiteboard. These work perfectly for you and your students. Download the PREVIEW file to see more about the printable… then purchase the full activity today and work smarter, not harder! Fast Food Menu Math © Ayodele Jones 2017. All rights reserved by author. The materials in this unit were distributed and intended for single use only. The purchaser may reproduce copies for students in your classroom for classroom use only. You may not share with other teachers in your building, district, or otherwise. Redistributing, editing, selling, or posting this item (or any part thereof) on the internet is strictly prohibited. Violations are subject to penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Additional licenses can be purchased for multi-use at a discount. Please contact the author at ajones@noodlenook.net.

Ready for easy, no-prep Community-Based Instruction? These special Shopping Scavenger Hunt Cards are here to help! Whether you’re in class or out shopping, these fun activities make learning functional and exciting. Imagine turning store flyers into cool scavenger hunts! You’ll help your students rock daily life skills while having a blast. From reading flyers to real scavenger hunts, these activities build independence. Get set to add some grocery store fun to your teaching! What You’ll Get: This activity includes: 34 Printable Task Cards formatted Full Page (just print as many to a page as you need with your printer settings) Task Cards formatted 4 per page Task Cards formatted 2 per page with room for writing responses Printing and Use Guide Use this scavenger hunt with various types of flyers and in different places like drug stores, grocery stores, and big box stores. This means you can use this activity in many ways, all from a single resource. Who Benefits from this Product: Special Education Teachers Teachers in Autism Units Self-Contained Teachers with Students who have Disabilities Service Providers who need to address mobility and daily living skills If you are a teacher who is working in an Autism Unit with Special Education students, you will love this activity since it is already differentiated for you! This activity comes with 5 setup ideas for the classroom and the community. If you are a teacher taking students into the community for trips to the grocery or big box store and you want an easy-to-prep activity that works nearly everywhere, then these are for you. If you have students at multiple levels who need real practice with concrete tasks, then this activity is for you! www.NoodleNook.Net is a resource for tips, tricks, and activities you can use for students with significant disabilities. Freebies are listed often- so subscribe today and keep up to date with new posts. Follow NoodleNook on Teachers Pay Teachers to see when new materials are added that will let you work smarter not harder in your classroom. This resource was created by Ayodele Jones © 2019 and updated in 2023. All rights reserved by authors. The materials in this unit were distributed and intended for single use only. The purchaser may reproduce copies for students in your classroom for classroom use only. You may not share with other teachers in your building, district, or otherwise. Redistributing, editing, selling, or posting this item (or any part thereof) on the internet is strictly prohibited. Violations are subject to penalties of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act. Additional licenses can be purchased for multi-use at a discount. Please contact the author at ajones@noodlenook.net.