
One snack list, a $10 budget, and Cappy the Cart riding along. Across 33 screen-free pages, your child counts coins, reads real price tags, compares prices, keeps a snack total, protects the budget, and counts the change at checkout — a full first trip to the grocery store, told as one story. Built for grades 2–3, it's Step 1 of the grocery journey, before Grocery Cart Missions (grades 4–5).
Print the pack, grab some play coins, and let your child drive the cart. It works as a weekend project, one concept at a time across a week, or paired with a real grocery trip — kids love spotting the same price tags in the store. The grown-up guide (zero prep) explains every concept in plain English, and the complete answer key means you'll never get stuck.
Right after checkout you’ll get a download link. Click it, save the PDF, and print at home — the whole thing takes about two minutes.
Grades 2–3 (ages 7–9). Confident 1st graders can start with guidance.
The full pack includes both minis plus exclusive bonus pages — a vocab word search, cash-register change practice, three bonus missions, and flashcards — that aren’t sold separately.
Counting coins and money, reading price tags, comparing prices, adding simple totals within 100, budgeting with $10, and making simple change — all mapped to grade-level standards in the grown-up guide.
Yes! Buy once and the files are yours — print for your family or your classroom as many times as you like. Just save the PDFs somewhere safe: your download link works for 7 days and up to 5 download visits.