Walmart Scavenger Hunt - Free Printable

This worksheet is a “Walmart Scavenger Hunt” — it’s designed to help students explore a Walmart store by finding specific items that match each clue. Since this isn’t a math or logic problem with a single correct answer, but rather an activity sheet, the “solution” is to fill in the blanks by going to Walmart (or imagining you’re there) and writing down real items that fit each description.

Let’s go step by step through what you’d do:

1. Understand the goal: You’re looking for real products in Walmart that match each “Find…” clue.
2. Go to Walmart (in person or online) — browse aisles like grocery, household, electronics, clothing, etc.
3. For each row, find an item that matches the description.
- Example: For “A fruit and a vegetable”, you might pick “apple and carrot”.
- For “Something you can wear on your head”, maybe “baseball cap”.
- For “Something that needs to be plugged into an outlet”, try “hair dryer”.
4. Write the item name in the “Item Name” column.
5. Count how many aisles you had to walk through to find it — write that in “Aisle Number”.
6. Note the price of the item in the “Price” column.

Since I can’t physically go to Walmart, I’ll create sample answers as if I did — so you can see how to fill it out.

Here’s a completed version with realistic examples:

| Find… | Item Name | Aisle Number | Price |
|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------|-----------|
| A fruit and a vegetable | Apple and Broccoli | 8 | $1.99 |
| Something you can wear on your head | Baseball Cap | 12 | $7.50 |
| Something that needs to be plugged into an outlet | Hair Dryer | 15 | $14.99 |
| Something bright and yellow | Rubber Duck | 10 | $2.49 |
| Something that you can eat for breakfast | Cereal Box | 6 | $3.29 |
| Something you can write with | Blue Pen | 18 | $1.00 |
| Something you can use to clean a floor | Mop | 20 | $9.99 |
| Something with numbers on it | Calculator | 17 | $5.99 |
| Something that you can carry in your hand | Wallet | 14 | $8.99 |
| Something you would like to buy | LEGO Set | 16 | $19.99 |

These are just examples — your actual answers will depend on what’s available in your local Walmart.

Final Answer:
This is not a problem with one right answer — it’s a scavenger hunt activity. Fill in each row by finding real items in Walmart that match the clues, then write the item name, aisle number, and price. Use the example above as a guide.