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Objective

By the end of this lesson, you will be able to understand the basics of grocery shopping, including making a shopping list, comparing prices, and making healthy choices.

Materials and Prep

  • Paper and pencil
  • Access to a computer or smartphone with internet
  • Familiarity with basic addition and subtraction

Activities

  1. Create a Shopping List

    Imagine you are planning a grocery shopping trip for your family. Write down all the items you think you would need to buy.

  2. Price Comparison

    Choose two different brands of the same product, such as cereal or juice. Look up their prices online or at a store if possible. Compare the prices and think about which one you would choose based on price and quality.

  3. Healthy Choices

    Research different fruits and vegetables. Make a list of your favorite ones and write down why they are good for your health.

  4. Plan a Budget

    Pretend you have a certain amount of money to spend on groceries. Choose a few items from your shopping list and find out their prices. Add them up and see if you can stay within your budget.

Talking Points

  • What is a shopping list?

    A shopping list is a written record of the items you need to buy from the grocery store. It helps you stay organized and ensures you don't forget anything.

  • Why is it important to compare prices?

    Comparing prices allows you to find the best deal and save money. Sometimes different brands offer the same quality for a lower price.

  • What are some healthy choices you can make at the grocery store?

    Some healthy choices include selecting fresh fruits and vegetables, whole grains, lean proteins, and low-fat dairy products. These foods provide important nutrients for your body.

  • Why is it important to plan a budget?

    Planning a budget helps you manage your money wisely. It ensures you don't overspend and helps you prioritize your purchases.

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