Are you looking for a reliable way to evaluate your students' money skills and pinpoint areas for targeted instruction? This Money Skills Assessment is specifically designed for special education teachers to assess a wide range of money-related skills, helping you develop individualized IEP goals and tailor instruction to meet each student's needs.
 
This assessment covers essential functional math skills that are critical for independent living, including counting coins, adding and subtracting dollars and cents, making purchases, and comparison shopping. By using this tool, you can effectively track student progress, identify gaps, and create meaningful IEP goals with the included goal bank.
 
Assess the following skills:
Count by 5’s
Count by 10’s
Count by 25’s
Identify coins
Identify coin value
Determine value of groups of like coins
Determine value of groups of mixed coins
Adding dollars and cents
Change from less than $1.00
Specifying change
Reading and writing dollar and cents notations under $10
Subtracting dollars and cents from whole dollar figures
Adding and subtracting whole dollars and dollar and cents amounts
Determine cost of purchase for two groups of items
Purchasing items with a specified amount
Reading a price list
Comparison shopping- unit cost
 
This assessment is designed for individual student evaluation and includes all the forms you need for accurate data collection:
Teacher record form for detailed notes
Student form to guide the assessment
Individual score sheet for tracking each student's progress
Class score sheet to monitor multiple students' assessments
 
Perfect for progress monitoring and IEP development, this resource ensures you can accurately assess your students' money management skills and support their growth toward greater independence.
 
Why You’ll Love This Resource:
Differentiated and accessible for students with diverse needs
Includes an IEP goal bank for writing targeted goals
Printable and easy to implement in any classroom setting
A must-have for special education teachers focusing on functional life skills and financial literacy