Pretend bakery printables: price board, cake order form, counter sign

Children run a pretend bakery with play dough cakes and paper cookies, writing orders and selling at a counter. The printable pieces are a price board, a cake order form and a counter sign. The nine pictures show drawn bread and cupcakes, a cake outline to colour with tick boxes, and a striped awning sign, in pastel pink and mint, navy and gold, and plain black line. Type a different shop, such as a donut shop, and the pieces follow.

• a pretend bakery corner in a preschool
• a counter game with paper cookies
• a birthday party cake order game
• a classroom maths activity with prices

Frequently asked questions

Are the prices already on the board?

Each item on the price board has a blank price box, so you write in the price for each item.

Is the cake order form for real orders?

It is a pretend order form for play. The cake outline is for colouring, and the flavour, size and pickup lines are blank.

What is the difference between the three styles?

Sweet pastel has rounded cakes and cookies in pink, cream and mint. French has navy and white stripes with gold and chalk-style lettering. Black and white is a plain line print in black ink only.

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