Grocery Store Counting Money Task Cards

If your kids love playing shop, these priced shopping items and money task cards will motivate them to practice math while playing! There are drinks, fruits, vegetables and snack counting money task cards using whole dollars plus dollars and cents. These printable task cards are great for preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, and 2nd graders too. Simply download pdf file with shopping math worksheets and you are ready to play and learn while practicing with money games for kids.

Money task cards

Help kids practice adding up money while having fun playing with these money task cards. These counting money task cards are a great way to introduce the concept that things cost money and money has value. Play store as you figure out how much money you need to pay for these items from the grocery store. This teaching preschoolers about money activity is handy for kindergartners, and grade 1 students. Whether you are a parent, teacher, r homeschooelr – you will love this handy money game for chidren! Use it at home, as a math center in your classroom, or a supplement to your homeschool math curriculum.

Counting money task cards

Start by scrolling to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, and click on the text link that says >> Download <<. The money task cards pdf file will open in a new window for you to save the freebie and print the template.

 

Shopping math worksheets

Print the printable money trask cards and use a laminator for extra durability. Using real or play money will make it a more genuine shopping experience. You may want to have a dry erase baord or scrap paper and pencil (for jotting down prices).

Money activities for kindergarten

• Let the children look through the priced cards and work out how much each item costs.
• If they have real or pretend money, count out the value of each item and place it on top of the cards.
• Look through the task cards and choose one. Find the related items and work out how much it will cost if the items are added together. Encourage this to be a mental math activity, just like it is at the shops… even rounding the numbers so they’re approximately correct as you might when shopping. For eg, looking at $1.10 + $1.30 and thinking ‘it’s around $2.50.’ Then, children can count out the correct money.
• Provide scrap paper and pencils for children to write down the prices if it helps.

kindergarten money worksheets

There are 12 different task cards for kids to practice adding up the grocery bill to buy their fruits and vegetables.

Looking for more fruit and vegetable printables for kids? Try these Clipcards for learning number words, these lower case letter tracing cards, or this alphabet fruits and vegetables printable emergent reader.