Product Description
These digital and print task cards are a great teaching tool for the next dollar up strategy whether you are teaching in distance learning or in the classroom. Already differentiated, these task cards are easy to individualize to the needs of your student and are motivating by including real world purchases with price tags. There is also a set of cards you can set your own prices on for students to practice.
The Next Dollar Up Method of teaching money is really helpful for students in special education who are not yet able to count coins. If they can count bills, dollar up gives them the opportunity to know if they have enough money to make a purchase.
Who are they for?
- I developed these 64 next dollar up task cards as a functional curriculum teacher resource for middle and high school students in special education who are working on understanding money.
- The set is appropriate for elementary ages as well.
What’s Included?
Print, Google Slides & PowerPoint
- 32 cards with store items and prices and students circle the number of dollars required
- The same 32 cards without prices (you add them in) students circle the number of dollars required
- Answer Key
Google Slides & PowerPoint
- 32 cards with store items and prices and students count out the dollars needed to buy the items by moving them on the screen
- 32 identical cards without prices
- Answer Key
Features
- The cards have department store items with prices between $1 and $9.
- Cards with prices are already differentiated:
–1-16 are $1 to $5 and
–17-32 are $5-$9.
- These cards are great for independent work and center practice
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This product is copyrighted to Christine Reeve for use in one classroom or caseload. They may not be copied for additional classes without purchasing extra licenses. They may be used and sent electronically to families on your caseload.
