Your life skills, transition and special education students will love using these grocery shopping life skills task cards to build their place value and money skills in comparing prices, using more than / less than / equal to and making number sentences with place value in dollars and cents. Set the cards up in a life skills task box, or use them to play life skills money and place value games. This set of 40 print and play grocery shopping task cards helps students reinforce their knowledge of more than, less than and equal to as they work on comparing numbers and place value skills. 
 
What's inside?
The grocery shopping life skills cards resource includes 40 food task cards with a choice of 2 options to compare the price using dollars and cents. Students can work with money and place value as well as whole numbers for costs.
 
What to do:
Simply print and go for easy life skills task box self directed learning, or as part of your individualized teaching to meet student learning goals for comparing whole dollar amounts. Students can color, point or place a counter on the circle to show their choice.
 
Your students can also use the money task cards game with more than less than equal to for:
1. reading the text and price
2.learning about place value through grocery shopping for food items
3. making shopping lists or key word sentences using items from the cards
4. comparing prices in dollars and cents
5. choosing which food item costs more
6. comparing the food items with prices in an online or print catalogue
7. visiting a supermarket or farmer's market and finding prices of items
 
Your students will also enjoy using the food vocabulary cards with prices to support their learning.