Menu Math: Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Parlor (Addition & Subtraction) | Reproducible Activity Book & Full-Color Menu

Menu Math: Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Parlor - Interactive Addition & Subtraction Workbook

Make math fun with Menu Math: Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Parlor, a hands-on addition and subtraction workbook. Students practice computation and problem-solving using a full-color ice cream menu, word problems, and restaurant-themed activities, perfect for elementary classrooms & math centers.

Students use a full-color fold-out ice cream menu to calculate costs, solve word problems, and practice addition and subtraction while “ordering” treats like banana splits, sundaes, and milkshakes. By connecting math to everyday real-life situations, students develop stronger critical thinking, math fluency, and confidence.

This printable math resource is ideal for classroom centers, small-group instruction, intervention programs, and homeschool learning, making it a versatile tool for teachers and parents.

Hands-On Learning Includes:

✔️ Restaurant-themed addition and subtraction activities

✔️ Math worksheets for classroom and homeschool use

✔️ Full-color fold-out ice cream menu for real-world practice

✔️ Word problems, computation exercises, and practice pages

✔️ Restaurant checks, tax tables, and money math activities

✔️ Role-playing suggestions for interactive learning

✔️ Objectives and post-tests to track student progress

Students Will Learn To:

✅ Master addition and subtraction skills

✅ Solve real-world math word problems

✅ Apply practical math concepts in everyday life

✅ Develop problem-solving and critical thinking abilities

✅ Gain confidence with hands-on math activities

Reproducible Math Workbook for elementary classrooms, math centers, special education, homeschool curriculum, math intervention, and distance learning. Menu Math: Old-Fashioned Ice Cream Parlor makes practicing addition and subtraction fun, meaningful, and memorable.

Kitty Scharf and Barbara Johnson were a special education teachers who saw a need for high-interest/low readability materials that met their struggling students' unique needs. So they created Remedia Publications' supplemental educational materials.