FREE Printable Grocery Store Scavenger Hunt for Kids

Make your next trip to the store fun for kids with these grocery store scavenger hunt pages! Simply print the supermarket scavenger hunt and you are ready for this activity that will make preschool, pre-k, kindergarten, first grade, and up excited for your next Jewel, Hyvee, Target, Publix, Trader Joes, Whole Foods, Walmart, Aldi, Kroger or Costco.

Grocery Store Scavenger Hunt

Play is an essential aspect of a child’s learning and development. It provides children with the opportunity to explore, experiment, and learn in a fun and engaging way, making the learning process enjoyable and memorable. Play allows children to use their imagination and creativity, which are critical skills for problem-solving and innovation. In this preschool grocery store printables activity pack, play is the center and the grocery store is the stage. Using a real life example encourages and reinforces the learning process.

Preschool grocery store printables

Start by scrolling to the bottom of the post, under the terms of use, and click on the text link that says >> ________________ <<. The pdf file will open in a new window for you to save your freebie. Now print off  the pages.

Supermarket scavenger hunt

Print out the Grocery Store Activity Printable Pack :

The pack includes:

• Grocery Store Scavenger Hunt: The child will hunt and find items on the sheet. A wonderful way to keep the child learning and busy at the same time.
• Grocery Store Memory Game: Print out this page twice and cut out the cards. Place the cards face down and allow your child to flip one over and then try to match it by flipping another one over. Each match is removed until all matches are made.
• Grocery Store Dramatic Play: This set will transform a room in your house into a grocery store. Your child will have fun while learning lessons such as organizing, counting, money, and addition.

Supplies needed: scissors

Grocery scavenger hunt

Tips for Using the Grocery Store Activity Printable Pack:

1. Use the dramatic play price tags to create your own prices. Then have your child add up different combinations of items.
2. Get creative and hold a sale so your child can incorporate subtraction.