- Adult sponsors and cooks usually don't like this activity, but it works and is
fun for the kids: On a trip or for a big meal where there is a need
to buy lots of groceries, divide the group into teams, go to a
grocery store and give each team a portion of the shopping list to
locate and gather.
- When planning a big event that requires shopping, take the
planning committee with you to the store. This is a good bonding
activity even if it is chaotic and you might get in trouble with the
store manager...
- Take their suggestions seriously but you can teach them how
to read pricing labels and get a good bargain and stay in budget.
- For “budgetary reasons” have them choose between two
things they want.
- Help them realize they aren't just shopping for themselves
but the whole group and have a responsibility to satisfy the whole
group.
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Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Shopping with the youth
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