You have decided to start a fast-food restaurant!  Each time class meets students will have a new "task". Each task is set up to brainstorm as a class and individual ideas that start with naming the restaurant, supply delivery, creating an advertisement, working on the menu (place value), order totals, survey customers, new menu items, sales forecasting, actual sales, compare, inventory day, charity drive, today's revenue and fast food by the numbers. This is a super fun class designed for all students to be successful and practice math skills. Prior to each class meeting students can download and print the classes worksheet or bring a paper and pencil to participate in a Fast-Food Restaurant math class. Understanding of the above math skills is needed in order to participate. This is a multi-day class. *Note this class is not teaching students to run a real restaurant* 

Class #1
 Task #1 and Task #2
You have decided to start a fast-food restaurant! Let us Brainstorm some ideas. Today a big order of supplies arrived. You need to double check to make sure that the correct amount got delivered. 

Class #2
 Task #3 and Task #4
Advertising is important for your business! You will use a combination of different types of advertising to get the word out about your restaurant! The Menu use the clues to fill in the price of each item.

Class #3
 Task #5 and Task #6
Use the menu from the previous page to figure out the total of each order. For the next shipment, you want to make sure that you order the types of foods that your customers want! Let’s create a survey!

Class #4
Task #7 and Task #8
Today is a big day at your fast-food restaurant! It is time to announce your two new surprise menu items. They are going to be a huge hit
with your customers! You will need to predict the number of each item that you will sell over the next week. This will ensure that you have enough supplies. 

Class #5
Task #9 and #10
Actual sales from the week. We will compare your actual sales to the sales forecast (Task #8) to see how close you were in your predictions. Inventory is important when you own a business! This means that we count all the supplies to see what we have available.

Class #6
 Task #11 and #12 
Supporting the community is important when you have a local business! You have decided to recruit some other local businesses
to donate to charities in your community. It is important to know exactly how much money you are making when you own a business! Let us look at today’s revenue.