Grades K–3
Picture Recipe: Fruit Snack
A four-step picture recipe for a fruit snack, then three questions about the steps. With a grown-up only.
Special education printable · Functional reading and math
My Picture Shopping List
A picture shopping list: count the milk, eggs, bananas, apples and carrots in the cart and write how many.
- Grade level
- Grades K–3
- Time
- About 10 minutes
- Answer key
- Yes, page 2 of the PDF
- Kids practice
- Functional reading, Counting with one-to-one matching, Money, Following picture directions
What kids do
“Count the food in the cart. Write how many in the box.”
Words on this sheet
milkeggsbananasapplescarrots
Teacher tip
Turn it into a pretend store: put toy food on a table and let the student “shop” for the right number of each thing, checking the list as they go.
How to use it
- Count real objects first, then pictures.
- Have the student touch each picture once as they count.
- Laminate it or slide it into a sheet protector so it lasts all year and wipes clean.
Watch for
Counting too fast and skipping pictures. Slow down and touch each one.
Talk about it
- Where have you seen this before?
- What comes next?
Take it further
Set up a pretend store or kitchen and use the page as the list.
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