grocery shopping

This book explains to young children facts about shopping in a grocery store. It tells why making a list is important and why reading labels helps us make healthy choices. Because the stores are often busy, children are cautioned to push carts with care so other people do not get hurt. This book also shows the necessity of learning math and counting money.

Discusses the importance of reducing waste, recycling, and reusing products in the context of grocery shopping.

Simple text and illustrations describe a young girl's experience at the grocery store.

A guide to shops and farms that provide local foods to New York State, describing apple orchards, dairy farms, vineyards, oyster beds, and more, and providing tips on selecting ingredients and recipes to cook with and enjoy local New York fare.

Illustrates basic polite behavior that one might need to use while grocery shopping at the same time as a dinosaur.

Teaches children how to add dollars and cents up to ten dollars without regrouping through a story about a trip to the grocery store.

Describes the sights, activities, and different food items found in a grocery store.

Introduces a typical grocery store, exploring what its employees do in the different departments out front and behind-the-scenes, and how customers pay for their purchases.

Joe and his mother go to the grocery store and buy everything they need for lunch.

"Hungry Girl's Supermarket Survival Guide: Must-Have Guilt-Free Grocery Store Finds! Hungry Girl's supermarket bible, complete with... * HG's complete supermarket list with aisle-by-aisle food finds * Mini reviews of the best grocery store finds under 300, 200 and 100 calories * Shockers: the WORST foods lurking in your local market * Food Fights: astounding comparisons of similar foods * Calorie bargains by craving: Sweet, salty, crunchy, or creamy, HG has a guilt-free supermarket solution for anything you could want"--.