Engage students with fun money math word problems using task cards. Includes 32 cards, recording sheets, and digital options. Differentiation options available for 3rd and 4th grade. Check out the preview for more details and save with the money-saving bundle.
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Mix word problems and money math together and add a bit of fun, and you get these task cards! These math problems will create great student engagement!
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NOTE: This resource uses American English and is not editable.
There are four different challenges included so that you can differentiate as needed:
Activity 1: The first 20 cards require students to add up various menu selections. There is a student answer sheet provided if you just want to use these 20 cards. Use the first 20 answers on the answer key.
Activity 2: The last 12 Cards (cards 21-32) feature more challenging problems. Students must split bills, compare totals, multiply totals and more.
Activity 3: Challenge Card 1 can be used with cards 1-20 and requires students to calculate the change if the total is paid with a twenty dollar bill (or in a few cases two twenties). Use the student answer sheet with 20 boxes for this activity. An answer key is provided.
Activity 4: Challenge Cards 2 and 3 allow students to select menu items themselves and calculate the totals. You could have students illustrate their choices for this open-ended activity.
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Hereโs what teachers are saying:
โ๏ธ “This is perfect for my life skills classroom! It really made decimal addition and subtraction make sense for my students and they loved the menu!” -Meridith R.
โ๏ธ “I used this with my 3rd grade son and he LOVED it! I appreciated the challenge cards at the end. Such a fun way for him to practice his skills while at home!” -Jennifer E.
โ๏ธ “We used this for my Transition Math class as an individual activity. Students would take a card, solve on their own, and continue working through until they had them all. We were able to then solve some of them together as a group! I love that it can be an individual or group activity.” -Amy N.
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About the Author
Rachel Lynette is a published author of over 120 nonfiction books for children on a variety of subjects, as well as several teacher resource books. She has written for publishers such as Harcourt, Thompson-Gale, Rosen, Childrenโs Press, Evan-Moor, Kagan, and several others. This resource reflects more than a decade of professional writing experience.
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Jennifer R. –
My students enjoyed this resource. I like that there are several different levels of questions included so that I was able to reach all of my learners.
Nicole M. –
This is a great resource for students to practice money, story problems, and real life situations. My parent helper pulls small groups and uses this resource!
Cat W. –
Task cards form this seller are great. These were great practice for students to review.
Melissa S. –
I used this with my higher math students as an extension activity. It was great for them to work with a partner to complete the problems.
MsKellamsWonderfulWorldofLearning –
Great product. My students enjoy them and it gets used a lot.
Judy C. –
I used this resource with my special needs students. It is a great resource for for students who need additional practice with money.
Michelle M. –
This was a staple in my MD classroom during Math centers.
Tiffani C. –
My students enjoyed this activity. They liked how it was a ‘real life’ type activity.
Meridith R. –
This is perfect for my life skills classroom! It really made decimal addition and subtraction make sense for my students and they loved the menu!
christie P. –
Used with a student who has autism and a cognitive delay. Great way to practice reading a menu and money skills.