Free Activities For the Grocery Store Ten free printable to survive the grocery store, picture list, bingo, word search, more
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The grocery store is an incredibly rich place for teaching your kids all sorts of things. And given how often I end up at the store with my kids, I figure I might as well take advantage of all of those learning opportunities! I also find that if I’m focused on engaging the kids, instead of just trying to get through the store as quickly as possible, the whole trip is much better for all of us – me included!

The Trip Clip® lets you make your own picture grocery list. Choose from over 300 food and grocery pictures and change the text to anything you want, including using foreign languages! You can create, edit, and save as many different grocery lists as you want. Every list can be printed or used interactively on a mobile device.

  • 10 Activities to help you survive the grocery store, and teach something too! Learning opportunities include counting, reading, letter recognition, writing, graphing, spelling, math, and even practicing foreign languages!

    • Counting
    • Letter recognition
    • Reading
    • Finding/comparing prices
    • Weigh produce, calculate price
    • Reading nutrition labels
    • more...

    • Counting
    • Letter recognition
    • Reading
    • Finding/comparing prices
    • Weigh produce, calculate price
    • Reading nutrition labels
    • more...

  • Grocery bingo promotes letter recognition and simple reading skills. Aim for a BINGO, or black out the whole board on longer trips. For a challenge, kids can count how many they find of each item.
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  • Grocery bingo promotes letter recognition and simple reading skills. Aim for a BINGO, or black out the whole board on longer trips. For a challenge, kids can count how many they find of each item.
    See more ideas

  • With a kid-sized clipboard your kids can run the grocery list and get in some handwriting and spelling practice at the same time. Have them match their words to the signs for each item as you find it.

  • Grocery shopping turns into a science experiment and graphing practice with this simple counting game. Make predictions ahead of time for which item you'll see most often!

  • Have kids find an item that begins with each letter. They will be practicing first letter sounds, writing, and spelling!

  • Make a custom word search puzzle with your grocery list on it. See if you can find the item on the shelf before your child finds it in the puzzle. Promotes spelling and word recognition.

  • Teaches:
    • Find each letter on a sign. Mix it up with lower and upper case letters.
    • Find any item that starts with each letter. Write it down for writing/spelling practice.
    • Find all letters in a row or column on one sign.

  • Cryptograms teach:
    • Letter and number recognition
    • Writing
    • Pattern matching
    • Early reading
    • Foreign languages
    Enter your own words to ensure it's at your child's reading level.

  • Social etiquette at the grocery store can be hard for all kids, especially during the Coronavirus, and even more especially for special needs kids! Help them learn the rules with a visual schedule.

Free Grocery Packets in Other Languages

The Trip Clip activities can be customized in many ways. Try these free grocery shopping activities in other languages, or make your own!
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