🏠 Life SkillsGrade 1Lesson 17
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Help Put Away the Groceries

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What you will learn

  • 1Put cold food away first
  • 2Sort food into the fridge or the pantry
  • 3Put new food behind old food
  • 4Leave heavy, glass and cleaning things to a grown-up
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Mini Lesson

The groceries are home from the store. You can help put them away. Each food has its own place.

🏠 The Life Skills Way (step by step)

  • COLD FIRST: milk and ice cream go away first.
  • FRIDGE OR FREEZER: cold food goes in the fridge. Frozen food, like peas, goes in the freezer.
  • PANTRY: cereal, pasta and cans go in the pantry. Bananas go in the fruit bowl.
  • NEW BEHIND OLD: put new food at the back.
  • FOLD THE BAGS: fold the empty bags and put them away.

✅ Helper Rules

  • HEAVY LOW: a grown-up puts heavy things on a low shelf.
  • NO CLIMBING: never climb on the counter.
  • ASK: ask a grown-up for the high shelves.
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A grown-up puts away glass jars and heavy things. A grown-up puts away cleaning things and medicine - never you.

Words to know

groceries

The food and things we buy at the store.

e.g. We carry the groceries inside.

fridge

A cold box that keeps food fresh.

e.g. The milk goes in the fridge.

freezer

A very cold box that keeps food frozen.

e.g. The ice cream goes in the freezer.

pantry

Shelves for food that does not need to be cold.

e.g. The cereal goes in the pantry.

Where food goes: the fridge, the freezer, the pantry and the fruit bowlEvery food has a place🥛Fridgemilk, cheese🍦Freezerice cream, peas🥫Pantrycereal, cans🍌Fruit bowlbananas
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💡 Handy Tip: ask "Is it cold?" If yes, it goes away first.

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