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Grocery Shopping—In preparation, students should talk to their families about what they are planning for food for the week. How do they decide what to buy? Provide students with a budget and grocery ads. You might give them a list of items they would already have on hand, such as salt or mayonnaise. Have them work in teams to plan menus and what to shop for the week. Have recipe books available in the room. What will they buy? Are they within the budget? Can they make their meals with what they bought? How do the meals stack up nutritionally? (Those with online access can access sources such as PeaPod for a more complete listing of items.) Suitable for grades 3 and up. The younger children might think about only lunches or dinners.
Grocery Receipt Detectives—Go to a nearby grocery store and look for a discarded, long receipt. Organize the items on the receipt into categories and develop a graph. Study the categories and write a short story about the family that purchased those grocery items.
Grocery Receipt Detectives—Go to a nearby grocery store and look for a discarded, long receipt. Organize the items on the receipt into categories and develop a graph. Study the categories and write a short story about the family that purchased those grocery items.
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