Are the prices already on the tags?

No. Each price box is blank, so you write in the price for each item to suit the game.

Can I make a different kind of shop?

Yes. Type the shop you want, such as a pet shop, and the pieces are drawn for that request. A request is not a guaranteed result.

What is the difference between the three styles?

Fresh produce is bright flat fruit and vegetable drawings in green, red and orange. Market stall has green and white stripes with chalkboard-style lettering. Black and white is a plain line print in black ink only.

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Pretend grocery store printables: price tags, shopping list, shop sign

Play grocery store — a sheet of twelve price tags in a grid, each with a fruit or vegetable drawing, the item's name and a blank price box, labelled "FRESH", bright flat illustrations of fruit and vegetables with rounded shapes and bold labels

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Parents and preschool teachers set up a pretend grocery store so children can shop, count and pay. The printable pieces are price tags, a shopping list to tick, and a shop sign. The nine pictures show fruit and vegetable tags, a picture shopping list and a striped-awning sign, in bright flat produce illustrations, a market-stall look, and a plain black line print. Type a different shop, such as a pet shop, and the same pieces are drawn for it.

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Frequently asked questions

Are the prices already on the tags?: No. Each price box is blank, so you write in the price for each item to suit the game.
Can I make a different kind of shop?: Yes. Type the shop you want, such as a pet shop, and the pieces are drawn for that request. A request is not a guaranteed result.
What is the difference between the three styles?: Fresh produce is bright flat fruit and vegetable drawings in green, red and orange. Market stall has green and white stripes with chalkboard-style lettering. Black and white is a plain line print in black ink only.

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