Cost task cards are terrific for giving real world math practice using money skills. Your Life Skills and Special Needs students will love comparing prices using these more than less than task cards with food and grocery items to practice working with whole dollar amounts to support their math and language learning. Life skills math is a great time to explore more than / less than concepts with food and grocery task cards which can be stored in a task box for self directed learning or used for co-operative games and math activities for life skills in high school classrooms.

What's inside?
The food with prices vocabulary cards includes:
40 full color more than or less than task cards with prices of food and grocery items in whole dollar amounts
 
What to do:
Print and cut the cards onto paper or card. Laminate for longer life. Store in a task card box.
There are multiple games and activities you can do with high school life skills students, including:
answering oral questions about more than or less than
reading the text and price
making shopping lists or key word sentences using items from the cards
comparing prices
choosing which food item costs more
comparing the food items with prices in an online or print catalogue
visiting a supermarket or farmer's market and finding prices of items
 
Hands on and additional learning support
The more than or less than task cards can be enlarged for access by students with visual support needs.
Each card has a choice of two items with a circle for selecting the correct option. Students can point to the correct circle, color it in or place a counter on top of their choice.