Shopping Worksheets: Role Play at the Bookstore (free printables)
Have fun with financial literacy with our free shopping worksheets.
These money worksheets are an excellent way to talk to the kids about money and financial literacy without bombarding them.
Learning about money can, and should be fun.
Board games about money are another fun way you can teach children the importance of money.
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Financial Literacy Shopping Worksheets
There are four pages to download including a cover sheet and a page of toy money.
These free financial literacy worksheets are free to print but are for personal use or classroom use only. Scroll to the end of the page to get the pdf file.
Supplies needed for the shopping worksheets
- cardstock (printer paper will also work)
- Composition book for workings out
- paper cutter or scissors
- laminator (for the toy money)
- glue
- pretend toy money (if preferred)
Instructions on how to download the free money worksheets
Scroll to the bottom of the post and add your email to the grey box and you will receive an email with the pdf in a matter of seconds.
There are 4 pages that will download, however, you may want to print the toy money sheet a few times.
The only preparation you will need is to cut the toy money if you are using it. You do not need to though it just brings the worksheets to life.
The first page is the front page which can be added to the kid’s folder if required. You do not need to print this out if you are saving ink. (I know how expensive it can be!)
Buying books at the bookstore
The second and third pages are the actual worksheets that must be printed. If you prefer, you could print in black and white to save ink costs.
The first page shows 20 different children’s books all with today’s Amazon prices.
The second page has the 16 questions all written on an empty bookshelf.
The children will need to look at the previous page to find the answers, they will need copy paper or a composition book for the questions that need calculating.
Example questions include:
- What is the most expensive book?
- Ordering the books from the most expensive to the cheapest.
- How many books can I buy for $10?
- What book costs $11.90?
- What book is more expensive? Diary of a Wimpy Kid or Amelia Bedelia?
If you are using it with the printed money (which I highly recommend laminating so you can keep using it for other activities) ask the children to give you the money for the books.
Or show the correct amount of change with the money.
If you prefer to use pretend play money I recommend these from Learning Resources.
You will also enjoy our free money memory game printable.
Books that teach children about money
Money Ninja is a great book that talks about saving, investing, and donating.
The everything kids money book is aimed at upper elementary-aged students but is excellent.
National Geographic Kids Everything Money: A wealth of facts, photos, and fun!
If you are wanting even more resources you will enjoy our favorite financial literacy curriculum for middle school which is Moneytime.
Download the free bookstore shopping worksheets
Make sure you choose the correct paper size and click on the shrink to fit button. All of our free printables work better when printed on cardstock (this is the one we use and love.)