Job Skills Math: Work Schedules and Time Cards, Counting Work Hours, Ages 14 to 21

Job skills and life skills math for high school special education: read work schedules, total time cards, and take out unpaid breaks.

Reading a posted schedule and figuring out how many hours you worked is a real job skill, and it is harder than it looks once unpaid breaks get involved. This pack walks students through it.

**What's inside:**

• How to Count Work Hours guide with a minutes to hours chart

• 2 team schedules with 8 questions each

• 2 time cards to total, with unpaid lunch breaks

• 24 task cards: hours, breaks, schedules, and leaving on time

• My Work Week planner

• Recording sheet and answer key

**Great for:**

• Students starting a first job or work experience

• Life skills and functional math

• Time and elapsed time practice for older students

• Work skills classes

These pages come from the same work as my book, The Transition Map, a step by step guide to transition planning for families and teachers.

Made by Jeremy D. Gooch, special education teacher and transition coordinator. Drafting and layout had AI assistance; every page was checked by me.