This worksheet is asking you to make a grocery list by thinking about what you already have at home and what you need to buy.
Here’s how to do it step by step:
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Look in your cupboards and fridge – Check what food or supplies you already have. For example, maybe you still have apples (fruit), milk (dairy), or bread.
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Think about what you’re missing – If you don’t have any bananas, write “bananas” under Fruits. If you’re out of chicken, write “chicken” under Meats.
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Fill in each box with items you need to buy – Don’t write things you already have. Only list what you need to purchase.
Example:
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Fruits: bananas, oranges
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Vegetables: carrots, broccoli
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Meats: ground beef, chicken breasts
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Dairy: milk, cheese
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Grains and Beans: rice, black beans
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Breads: whole wheat bread, tortillas
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Household Supplies: paper towels, dish soap
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Personal Items: toothpaste, shampoo
You can use real items from your own home — this helps you practice planning and organizing before going shopping!
Final Answer:
There is no single correct answer — your grocery list will be different based on what you already have at home. Just fill each category with items you need to buy after checking your cupboards and fridge.
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of life skills worksheet free.