Pizza Shop "Fill The Order" (Interactive Digital + Printable PDF)
Pizza Shop "Fill The Order" (Interactive Digital + Printable PDF)
This paperless Google interactive set (or print) is the perfect grab and go life skills job training task. Includes all REAL PICTURES so it is appropriate for all ages, no kiddish clip art graphics!
2 No Prep Google Slides "Fill my Order" Sets
- Set 1
- 25 Visual Order Sheets
- Drag and Pizzas, Breadsticks, Dipping Sauces
- Set 2
- 25 Reading Orders (great screen reader practice for non-readers)
- Drag and Drop Pizzas, Breadsticks, Dipping Sauces
Task Cards:
Printable and No Prep Interactive Sets Included for Each
- Is the order correct?
- What's wrong with this order?
- What's missing from this order?
Each set contains 25 slides. For a total of 125 interactive slides.
Hands-On Task Bins
- Task Cards: Is the order correct?
- Task Cards: What's missing?
- Task Cards: What's wrong with this order?
- Fill the order: with visual order sheets
- Fill the order: read the order
The PDF download contains the links to the digital version as well as the print option. This set can also be printed and used as a hands-on task bin.
You can use this on either a computer, Chromebook or tablet.
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