Taking Inventory BUNDLE Google Slides Digital Work Skills Distance Learning
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Taking Store Inventory Google Slides Bundle for distance learning special education. This is a digital work based learning interactive activity bundle for students to practice worksite skills during distance learning and in the classroom using technology! Great for students to practice vocational skills while not yet able to go to work in the community. Functional counting and work skills.
4 Sets of Inventory Practice:
- Grocery Store Inventory
- Sporting Goods Store Inventory
- Hardware Store Inventory
- Office Supply Sore Inventory
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-Students can type in their answers for each slide.
-Students can open it on the computer or google slides app!
-Make a copy for each student so they can complete all of the slides on their own
*Great activity for the Smartboard when distance learning is finished!
50 Slides included in EACH DECK: (200 Slides total)
- 10- Recording the new inventory quantity with word and picture support
- 10- Recording the new inventory quantity with word support
- 10- Recording the name of the inventory and the quantity
- 10- Determining if enough items were received by identifying if the amount received is greater than or equal to the amount of items needed with picture and word support
- 10- Determining if enough items were received by identifying if the amount received is greater than or equal to the amount of items needed with word support
Different tasks and level of support build in complexity and is color coded making it VERY easy to differentiated for all students in the classroom!!
For Functional Counting Skills Google Slides (1-1 Correspondence):
Counting Grocery Store Items: Click Here
Money Bundle 3- Click Here
For ADL Skills: Check out this cleaning tool bundle for Google Slides! Click here
Need more distance learning digital activities? Check out my store full of google slides for math, life skills and vocational learning!
**Used in my classroom with 17-21 year old students with autism
Age Appropriate SpED focuses on using real pictures and creating age appropriate materials to teach vocational skills, community skills, and life skills.
