Free Retail & Stocking Task Box Sample

What is included

• •Twenty gift cards, five Valley Market store brands crossed with four amounts each, so no brand is missing an amount
• •The five-pocket rack mat, one pocket per brand, where cards stack the way they do in a real rack
• •A two-attribute sort: brand first, then each pocket put in order from the smallest amount at the top to the largest at the bottom
• •The computed answer key, listing every card code down each brand pocket in amount order
• •The assembly guide, so the box costs about $1.25 to build
• •US Letter print-ready PDF

Questions from teachers

Is the retail task box sample free?

Yes. Enter your email and it downloads immediately, with nothing to pay. The email delivers the link and adds you to the educators list for occasional resources, which you can leave at any time.

How do I get it?

Add your email on this page. The sample unlocks right away, a copy is emailed to you, and it stays in your My Resources library.

What is in the sample, and what does the full pack add?

The sample is all of Box 2: twenty gift cards, the five-pocket rack mat and the key. The full pack adds four more boxes: eight planogram cards with nine garment cards to face a shelf to a plan, a six-step photographed hanging sequence with a production sheet, twelve shelf tags to audit against a laminated price list with four planted errors and fix slips, and twelve floor jobs to sort into Now, Next and Later. It also adds printable box labels, a data sheet with its prompt, quality-check and accuracy keys, a Work Portfolio cover, and copy-paste IEP goals.

Who is it for?

Transition, vocational, and life-skills teachers working with students in about grades eight through twelve, plus 18 to 22 programs. This box needs a student who can put amounts of money in order, though sorting by brand alone works before that skill arrives. The store and its brands are fictional and built for practice, and the layout is age-appropriate for secondary students.

How should I print and build it?

Print at 100 percent with no scaling, on cardstock, then laminate and cut along the dashed lines. Drop the cards and the mat into a 4x6 photo case, which costs about $1.25, and the box is ready to run.