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Lemonade stand signs: street banner, price card, flavour menu

Lemonade stand signs — a wide lemonade stand sign with lemon slices and a striped border, "LEMONADE" in large hand-lettered capitals and "COLD" on a small badge, a bright flat summer design with lemon slices and bold hand-lettered capitals
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Reading 1Stand banner
Reading 2Price card
Reading 3Flavour menu

Children set up a lemonade stand in summer and need a sign that reads from the street and a price card on the table. The printable pieces are a wide stand banner, a price list and a card of flavours. The nine pictures show lemon-slice banners, a price card with three cup sizes and a flavour menu, in sunny yellow, a candy-stripe design and a chalkboard look. Type a different drink, such as pink lemonade, and the signs follow.

  • a children's lemonade stand in summer
  • a school or neighbourhood fundraiser stall
  • a juice or cordial stall at a community event

Frequently asked questions

Is the price already set?
No. The price boxes are blank, so the stand owner writes in each price.
Can I change the drink?
Yes. Type the drink you want, such as pink lemonade, and the signs are drawn for that request. It is a request, not a fixed result.
What is the difference between the three styles?
Sunny yellow is bright flat lemon slices with bold hand-lettered capitals. Candy stripe is yellow and white stripes with red accents. Chalkboard is white and yellow chalk on charcoal with doodle borders.

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