What is in the Money and Restaurant Bundle?

Four packs: Restaurant Scenario Cards and Menu Math (16 cards, the menu and the tipping page), Rent and Bills (four mock bills, the paying sequence and the scam page), Saving for a Goal (the tracker, four worked examples and six trade-off cards) and Tipping and Splitting the Bill (ten practice bills, six even splits and four pay-your-own scenarios). Every pack has a teacher key, a data sheet and copy-paste IEP goals.

How is the bundle different from buying the packs separately?

It costs less than the four packs bought on their own, and it is the same files, so nothing is held back. The packs also share one way of working: three levels each, a data sheet that says what one point is, and IEP goals written with a trial count, so a student who has run one pack knows how the next one goes.

Does the tipping lesson appear twice?

Yes, on purpose. The restaurant pack carries a one-page tipping lesson so an outing can be run from that pack alone, and Tipping and Splitting the Bill prints the same lesson word for word and then works it much further: ten practice bills, the easy number to leave, even splits and pay-your-own checks. A student meets one method in both places.

Are the prices and bills real?

They are practice figures at 2026 prices, with every answer on the teacher key. Sales tax and tipping customs differ by state and by country, and the packs say so where it matters; the scam page is the FTC's own guidance. Rent and Bills also includes a my-real-bill transfer sheet for the day a student brings in an actual bill.

Special education teachers running a life-skills or transition classroom for teens and young adults, job coaches, and parents teaching money at home. The pages are written at a plain reading level with photographs of real objects and no cartoons, so an older student is not handed a page that reads as childish.

Because the bundle is an instant digital download, all sales are final. If a file will not open, email info@spectrumunlocked.com and Spectrum Unlocked will make it right.

Money and Restaurant Bundle for Teens cover, showing the four packs included: restaurant scenario cards with menu math, rent and bills, saving for a goal, and tipping and splitting bills

The four packs in the Money and Restaurant Bundle for Teens shown two by two: restaurant scenario cards, a labeled mock bill, the savings goal tracker and the tipping practice sheet

A page of two restaurant scenario cards from the bundle, each with a photo, a situation and three lettered responses

The Rent and Bills pack's labeled mock bill from the bundle, with its numbered callouts

The Saving for a Goal tracker from the bundle, with its bar of boxes colored one week at a time

The tipping practice sheet from the bundle, with the easy number to leave beside each bill

Money and Restaurant Bundle for Teens

Name: Money and Restaurant Bundle for Teens
Brand: Spectrum Unlocked
SKU: pack-money-and-restaurant-bundle
Price: 18.00 USD
Availability: InStock

All four money packs for teens and young adults in special education in one download. 16 restaurant scenario cards with a printed menu, menu math and a tipping page; four mock bills built on the eight fields a real bill carries, a six-step paying sequence and the FTC scam page; a savings goal tracker with a twelve-box bar, four worked examples and six trade-off cards; and ten tipping practice bills, six even splits and four pay-your-own scenarios with a receipt card. Every pack has its teacher key, data sheet and copy-paste IEP goals. The same files as the four packs bought separately, nothing held back.

$18

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Money math worksheets for a transition classroom are four different pieces of paper, because adult money arrives in four different shapes: a menu, a bill, a savings goal and a restaurant check. The Money and Restaurant Bundle gathers the four Spectrum Unlocked money packs into one download. Restaurant Scenario Cards and Menu Math put 16 what-would-you-do cards, a printed menu with eight budget problems and a tipping page on the table. Rent and Bills builds four mock bills on the eight fields a real one carries, with a six-step paying sequence and the FTC scam page. Saving for a Goal turns a price and a weekly amount into a bar of twelve boxes colored one week at a time, with four worked examples and six trade-off cards. Tipping and Splitting the Bill works the same ten-percent lesson the restaurant pack ships on ten practice bills, then splits six whole totals and four pay-your-own checks. Every pack has a teacher key, a data sheet that says what one point is, and copy-paste IEP goals. It costs less than the four packs bought on their own, and it is the same files, so nothing is held back.

What is included

Restaurant Scenario Cards and Menu Math: 16 scenario cards with a teacher key, the printed Corner Cafe menu with eight budget problems, a tipping page of five worked bills, an ordering script card and a point-to card
Rent and Bills: four mock bills on the eight fields a real bill carries, a full-page labeled bill, a six-step paying sequence, a two-month calendar, the rent page, the FTC scam page and three cannot-pay cards
Saving for a Goal: the fill-in goal tracker with its twelve-box bar, four worked examples (headphones, video game, concert ticket, bike), six practice problems at 2026 prices and six trade-off cards
Tipping and Splitting the Bill: the ten-percent tipping lesson, ten practice bills at 10, 15 and 20 percent, six even splits, four pay-your-own scenarios and a receipt card in real slip order
A teacher key, a data sheet with a prompt-level or tolerance column and a portfolio sheet in every pack, and nine copy-paste IEP goals across the four
US Letter and A4 print files for every pack, everything single-sided

Formats, license and delivery

Formats: One kit ZIP with print-ready PDFs in US Letter and A4, plus a setup guide.
License: Licensed for personal and single-classroom use by the purchaser. For another classroom or teacher, please add a license for each.
Delivery: The download unlocks the moment Stripe checkout completes and the link is emailed to you. The pack also stays in your My Resources library, reachable anytime through a magic link sent to your email.
Refunds: Because this is an instant digital download, all sales are final. If a file will not open or you bought the wrong pack, email info@spectrumunlocked.com and Spectrum Unlocked will make it right.

Questions from teachers

What is in the Money and Restaurant Bundle?: Four packs: Restaurant Scenario Cards and Menu Math (16 cards, the menu and the tipping page), Rent and Bills (four mock bills, the paying sequence and the scam page), Saving for a Goal (the tracker, four worked examples and six trade-off cards) and Tipping and Splitting the Bill (ten practice bills, six even splits and four pay-your-own scenarios). Every pack has a teacher key, a data sheet and copy-paste IEP goals.
How is the bundle different from buying the packs separately?: It costs less than the four packs bought on their own, and it is the same files, so nothing is held back. The packs also share one way of working: three levels each, a data sheet that says what one point is, and IEP goals written with a trial count, so a student who has run one pack knows how the next one goes.
Does the tipping lesson appear twice?: Yes, on purpose. The restaurant pack carries a one-page tipping lesson so an outing can be run from that pack alone, and Tipping and Splitting the Bill prints the same lesson word for word and then works it much further: ten practice bills, the easy number to leave, even splits and pay-your-own checks. A student meets one method in both places.
Are the prices and bills real?: They are practice figures at 2026 prices, with every answer on the teacher key. Sales tax and tipping customs differ by state and by country, and the packs say so where it matters; the scam page is the FTC's own guidance. Rent and Bills also includes a my-real-bill transfer sheet for the day a student brings in an actual bill.
Who is this for?: Special education teachers running a life-skills or transition classroom for teens and young adults, job coaches, and parents teaching money at home. The pages are written at a plain reading level with photographs of real objects and no cartoons, so an older student is not handed a page that reads as childish.
Can I get a refund?: Because the bundle is an instant digital download, all sales are final. If a file will not open, email info@spectrumunlocked.com and Spectrum Unlocked will make it right.

Packs that go together

Restaurant Scenario Cards and Menu Math for Teens

Sixteen what-would-you-do restaurant cards for teens: ordering, a wrong order, a loud room, a declined card, the check and the tip, three responses each with a teacher answer key kept off the student cards. A printed menu with a menu-math practice page, a tipping practice page, an ordering script card with a point-to version, a blank allergy chef card, a reusable 16-row data sheet, a portfolio sheet, and two copy-paste IEP goals. Three levels: choose, explain, practice it.

Independent Living Skills Worksheets: Rent and Bills for Teens

Rent and bills for teens and young adults in special education: four mock bills built with the eight fields a real bill carries, a labeled bill to read them against, a six-step paying sequence, and a two-month calendar that shows why the bills due at the start of the month are paid with last month's money. Its three cannot-pay cards route a student to chat, app, text, email or in person as well as a call, with a script card so asking for a payment plan never depends on a phone call. Plus a rent page, an FTC scam page, an autopay page, a my-real-bill sheet, a teacher page, an answer key, a 20-row data sheet with a prompt-level column, a portfolio sheet and three copy-paste IEP goals.

Financial Literacy Worksheets for Teens: Saving for a Goal Money Workbook

Saving for a goal for teens and young adults in special education: a fill-in goal tracker with a bar of twelve boxes, one box per week saved, four worked examples, six named practice problems, six two-choice trade-off cards and a where-money-goes card. The worked examples print in the tracker's own layout and are shown at week three; the practice problems name real goals at 2026 prices with the answers on the key only; on every trade-off card both choices are correct and the student states the delay in weeks before choosing; the where-money-goes card lists three options and prescribes none. Plus three levels, a teacher key, a data sheet, a portfolio sheet and two copy-paste IEP goals.

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