Grocery store games toddlers

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And if you get down to pesky ounces, just make a rule that they can round up or down, as appropriate, to half pounds.

This is going to be an I Spy — Price Edition, where your kids are given a free printable money board take a sheet of paper, draw in 4 boxes across the top, 4 boxes down, and choose a price point to write in the top of each box — a different price sheet for each kid.

Then, at the end of the store or in the car , they need to look over all of the items that they can get for the same price. A second variation to this game once your child has mastered the first? Have them do it using coupons.

SO, they can clip coupons, subtract out the coupon price from prices on the shelf, and then fill in their I Spy card. You can point out how much more they can stretch their money, and what better quality products they can afford using coupons!

You read that right. Before hitting the grocery store one time or more often if this becomes popular in your household, as I suspect it will , have a sit down with your child. So, if you have tortillas on your list, and there is a brand with a coupon, then they are to clip that.

Psssst: Brand flexibility is key here, and it's a short-term sacrifice for a lifelong lesson, Mama Bear. Then at the grocery store, put your child in charge of alerting you to when they have a coupon for a particular item. The magical part of this? Have your child choose 3 different products in your home that you normally buy at the grocery store each week or bi-weekly if you're like us.

Note: if you get to the grocery store and there is no generic version to a product they chose, suggest another to them as you walk through your normal routine. On a table, set up both products to be taste tested so that no one can tell which product is the regular brand, and which product is the generic version so take the product out of the containers and put them into a bowl or on a plate.

Put a line down the middle of a sheet of paper, listing the two products and their prices at the top of the sheet. After tasting each of the three products, have each family member vote for which they like best. Reveal whether it was the regular brand or its generic version.

Want to show your knife skills? Head to the fruit slicing mode and grab your knives. Slice every fruit you can while avoiding bombs! Everything looks organized and the delicious smells of freshly baked treats fill the air! Seems like you have the skills of a manager! Why not visit our collection of management games , where you can find many fun games to play? And don't forget to try out our large collection of games for girls! Supermarket Mania.

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