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The Grocery Game Interactive Money Game for Adding and Multiplying

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Look Inside · 10 pages

Cover of The Grocery Game with addition & multiplication, showing a shopping cart filled with bread, cheese and chicken
Introduce the classroom store money activity
Time to Shop setup steps: hang department signs and food cards, then pairs collect prices, multiply and add a grocery bill
Teacher prep guide, including the simpler mats for younger students
Produce department sign decorated with grapes, a tomato and a pumpkin, marking where fruit and vegetable cards hang
Hang in the classroom produce area
Produce price cards: potatoes $.79, broccoli $3.50, green beans $2.05 and sweet potatoes $.89 for students to read prices
Cut apart and post for students to record prices
Produce price cards: apples $1.99, peas $2.25, pumpkin $4.99 and onions $.69, used to find and total grocery costs
More produce cards for the shopping stations
Produce price cards: carrots $.50, peppers $.88, tomatoes $1.33 and grapes $5.75 for multiplying and adding decimal money
Final set of produce cards to laminate
Dairy department sign with milk jug, cheese wedge and eggs, marking the classroom area where dairy food cards are hung
Post above the dairy station
Dairy price cards: butter $3.50, cheese $2.79, milk $3.45 and whipped cream $2.84 for students to collect and total prices
Dairy cards for pairs to price their lists
Dairy price cards: eggs $3.99, sliced cheese $5.62, soda $1.45 and ice cream $4.00, for adding money amounts on a bill
Second set of dairy-area cards to cut apart
The Bakery department sign showing a sprinkled donut and a coffee cup, marking where bakery food cards hang in class
Sign for the bakery shopping station
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Grades

Grade 3, 4, 5, 6

File

PDF

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About This Product

If you're looking for an engaging way for students to practice adding and multiplying money, The Grocery Game is it.

This is an interactive activity that will get students moving as they apply math skills.

You will prepare signs and task cards included and place them around your classroom.

There are 10 shopping lists to distribute, so only a couple of students are working on the same list.

Students will shop around the classroom and make note of the prices of items on their shopping list.

Then students will collect their workspace mat and begin computations to get their total.

Answer keys are included.

What's Included

1 PDF with 46 ready to print pages

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