Pretend Play-Shopping Lists
Do your kids love to play pretend? Recently my daughter received this Melissa and Doug shopping cart as a gift and has been completely obsessed with playing grocery store. I decided to create a few pretend play shopping lists for her to use while playing with her kitchen stuff.
Get your copy of Pretend Play Shopping Lists
These Pretend Play Shopping Lists have spiced up the kids’ pretend play in their kitchen set! They are perfect for matching, counting, visual discrimination. beginning readers, and for just having fun playing!
Make sure to print in landscape for the best results.
Grab your copy of these Pretend Play Shopping Lists
If your children like the shopping lists, they will also love our other pretend play printables!
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Where did you get the shopping cart?
you can find it on amazon.com, we got it as a gift, it is Melissa and Doug
I have featured this fantastic printable on my blog 🙂
http://mamabeesimple.blogspot.co.uk/2015/05/keeping-busy-free-printables.html
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My grandkids love them
Awesome Blog. Very much enjoyed reading.
I subscribed and can’t find how to print the shopping list? When I click to print it, it will have me re subscribe only to tell me I”m already subscribed?? I love them and want a copy for our dramatic play? Is there a trick to print those?
I have sent you a direct email to explain how to download. There are two links for each download the first link takes you back to the blog post the second link is after download here-> this takes you to the direct download. The reason for this is to make it easy for you if you are searching through the library only and want to find the post to see how we used it or anything like that. I hope this helps, the email that I sent you includes both links (post and direct download) if you need anything else, feel free to email me.