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Activities to make shopping trips funand educational for the kids.
Grocery Store
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Food BINGO
Bring the Food BINGO game with you to the store to keep your kidsdistracted and entertained while you get your shopping done. Your kids
can use the BINGO game card or the blank template (add your familys
favorite foods). As you place food in your cart, your kids can mark off
each item on the card. To give them extra help, call out some of the
BINGO coordinates as you make your way down the aisles. If they get
BINGO (five in a row across, down or diagonally) before you are
finished shopping, theyve won!
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Food
Chicken
Bread
Cereal
Apples
Blueberries
Eggs
Grapes
Cheese
Strawberries
Hot dogs Green beans
Broccoli
Carrots
Milk
Juice
Pretzels
Peas
YogurtPasta
Rice
Fish sticks Popsicles
Mac n Cheese
Lettuce
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Ive Got Your NumberKids wont think about the skills theyre building, but asking and
answering questions about numbers helps them understand the
characteristics and meanings of numbers.
To play, have your child think of a number. Then try to guess
it by asking 20 or fewer questions.
Once you guess the number, let your child
take a turn as the guesser. For younger
children, start with a lower range of num
bers, such as one to 20 or one to 50.
By putting a limit on the number of questions asked,
your child will exercise reasoning and judgment.
For example, if the number is greater than 50, itsbetter to ask whether the number is greater than 75
than whether it's between 50 and 60.
Directions:
Shop for a Sentence
What can you do to entertain your kids with the thousands of products
in the grocery store? Turn them into sentences, of course.
To play, give your kids a time limit to collect words they see
in the aisles. These can include object names, descriptions of
the items they see and hear (such as brown for the
bags,squeaky for cart wheels, and so on) and actual words
from signs.
When the times up, your children use the words theyve
collected to create as many sentences -- serious or silly -- as
they can.
Directions:
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Critical ThinkingJoanne saw a grocery advertisement in the newspapershowing the following items.
Joanne needs to buy 1 loaf of bread, 1 gallon of milk,2 pounds of apples, and margarine.
1. If Joanne buys her groceries from Daisy Hill duringthe sale, how much will she pay for all her purchases? __________
2. If the items are not on sale, how much will Joanne spend? __________
3. How much will she save if the items are on sale? __________4. Stop and Save offers triple coupons. Their items cost the
same as Daisy Hill regular prices. Joanne has a couponfor $0.30 off margarine. At which store will she pay theleast for her groceries? How do you know?
__________________________________________________________________________
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5. Joanne decides to add frozen corn to her grocery list.
She has a coupon for $0.35 off. At which store will shepay the least for her groceries?
__________________________
6. If Joanne buys a gallon of milk and orangejuice on sale, how much would she save? ______________________
Extend Your Thinking2-16
Daisy Hill Grocery
Regular Price Sale Price
apples $0.99 per lb $0.69 per lb
frozen corn $1.19 $0.99
napkins $0.70 $0.50
1 gallon of milk $2.10 $1.85
orange juice $0.85 $0.75
bread $1.23 $1.05
margarine $0.99 $0.79
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ScottForesmanAddisonWesley5
Use with pages 9091. 27
Critical ThinkingJoanne saw a grocery advertisement in the newspapershowing the following items.
Joanne needs to buy 1 loaf of bread, 1 gallon of milk,2 pounds of apples, and margarine.
1. If Joanne buys her groceries from Daisy Hill duringthe sale, how much will she pay for all her purchases? __________
2. If the items are not on sale, how much will Joanne spend? __________
3. How much will she save if the items are on sale? __________4. Stop and Save offers triple coupons. Their items cost the
same as Daisy Hill regular prices. Joanne has a couponfor $0.30 off margarine. At which store will she pay theleast for her groceries? How do you know?
__________________________________________________________________________
__________________________________________________________________________
5. Joanne decides to add frozen corn to her grocery list.
She has a coupon for $0.35 off. At which store will shepay the least for her groceries?
__________________________
6. If Joanne buys a gallon of milk and orangejuice on sale, how much would she save? ______________________
Extend Your Thinking2-16
$5.07
$6.30
$1.23
Stop and Save
$0.35
Daisy Hill; $6.30 $0.90 (3 0.30 for triple coupons) =
$5.40, which is still more than Daisy Hills sale price.
Daisy Hill Grocery
Regular Price Sale Price
apples $0.99 per lb $0.69 per lb
frozen corn $1.19 $0.99
napkins $0.70 $0.50
1 gallon of milk $2.10 $1.85
orange juice $0.85 $0.75
bread $1.23 $1.05
margarine $0.99 $0.79
