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  • Counting the number of items in the shopping cart
  • Identifying and reading numbers on price tags
  • Comparing prices of different items
  • Adding up the total cost of the items purchased
  • Estimating the change received after paying

Continued development related to this activity can include:

  • Creating a pretend store at home and taking turns being the customer and the cashier, practicing counting money and making change.
  • Encouraging the child to help with grocery shopping, allowing them to compare prices and calculate the total cost of items.
  • Introducing the concept of budgeting by giving the child a set amount of money and having them make choices on what to buy within that budget.
  • Playing board games that involve counting, adding, and subtracting, such as Monopoly or Snakes and Ladders.
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