Life Skills Reading, Writing, Money, and Math: Going to the Movies UNIT ONE

What kid doesn't love a good movie? Going to the movie theater is such a FUN experience with so much real world reading, writing, and math skills involved. Concepts like sight word vocabulary (ex: matinee), calculating ticket prices, concepts of elapsed time (for when a movie will end), and paying for food are all important skills students will be expected to independently do at the theater. 

This is UNIT ONE of my Going to the Movies packet.

I created this packet to help students practice these very important skills in a fun and engaging way. My students LOVED this packet and were so motivated to complete it. I am sure yours will love it too!

Purchase Includes:

- 1 worksheet with sample movie ticket prices

- 3 pages (6 questions) with scaffolded support on how to calculate ticket price totals

- 3 pages (9 questions) of independent practice for students to calculate ticket price totals

- 1 worksheet on movie times

- 3 worksheets (15 questions) about the movie times (start times, elapsed timed, etc.)

- 1 sample form to practice filling out movie rewards

- 1 worksheet on reward points (5 comprehension questions)