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Life skills Common Core 4.NBT.A.2 resources
Real World Maths ebook for life skills
The Real World Math book is perfect for teaching life skills math to students in Life Skills, Transition, Work Education and Vocational programs. Many teen and young adult students are looking for real world math which is relevant to their daily life at home and in the community - in areas like fractions, decimals, graphs, tables, money skills and time. They have moved beyond worksheets which were written for younger age groups and are ready for maths which they can use in their own lives. Real
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Also included in:Â Real world math bundle for high school life skills
Comparing sets of Coins Interactive Google Slides Digital Worksheets
Great for google classroom distance learning. Type right on the slides!! Students will compare 2 sets of coins. First they will add mixed coin amounts and record answer. Then they will determine which coin amount is greater. Great way for students to practice adding coins and comparing!Slide Deck includes:40 Interactive WorksheetsScreen is locked so students can only type in the 3 boxes!!Problems grouped by difficulty - EASY to differentiate by assigning different slides to students based on ski
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Money 1: Adding & Identifying Bundle *Google Slides Digital Money Math
GROWING BUNDLE: Educational Songs, Raps and Cheers
These educational songs will have your kids engaged and excited to learn!
This growing bundle includes 9 lyric pages with links to the YouTube instrumental versions.
Most songs include a video clip of the song in action in my classroom here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC13Mg5Bl7bld9LSy_evPMfA
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MATH
Fractions (add, subtract, multiply, divide)
Mixed numbers/improper fractions (equivalent fractions)
Decimals (add, subtract, multiply, divide)
Powers of ten (multiply and divi
Home Furnishing Budgeting Project Worksheet - Life Skills
Head to a local furniture store - like IKEA - and use your pretend $1500 budget to furnish your home. Practice budgeting! Explore the difference between NEEDS and WANTS. Learn how to make savvy purchasing decisions.
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4th - 12th, Adult Education
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Also included in:Â Home Furnishing Budgeting Project Bundle
Community Shopping Skills
I taught 18-21 year olds for several years, and we spent a lot of time in the community. Community-based instruction is valuable for generalizing academic skills, and it also offers gifts of unplanned, unexpected teaching moments, too, doesn't it? A weekly activity was to plan a menu, go grocery shopping, make lunch, and clean up. Other days, we practiced shopping or price checking at drug stores, party supply stores, and discount stores. We went out for lunch at a variety of restaurants and exp
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Comparing Money Amounts
This can be used in a variety of settings to work on counting and comparing money. Visuals are used instead of dollar amounts to practice the skill of recognizing and counting the bills and coins. This is great for primary grades where they are learning this skill. This can also be used for students with disabilities that are working on life skills. This can be a great independent task for a student that is working towards representing dollar amounts with actual money.
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1st - 12th, Adult Education
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