This was definitely a favorite activity! My students would have played with this the whole duration of preschool if I had let them. My younger class focused on just making the sandwiches and asked each other what they wanted on their sandwich and learned to politely "pass the mustard" or whatever was desired. My older class used the order forms to mark down what they wanted on their sandwich and then checked the list as they made their "lunch." Later in the year I plan to have students write down orders using the picture/word cards below.
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| Word cards with pictures |
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| Word cards with pictures |
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| Word cards with picture |
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| Word cards with pictures |
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| Word cards with pictures |
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| Order Form {on the back of the picture form} |
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| Order Form {on the back of the text only form} |
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| Labels for containers |
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| Labels for containers |
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| What you'll need to create your own Sandwich Shoppe. |
Please let me know if you want me to email you any of my "edit-able" documents. My labels are printed on Avery 5163. I would love if you have any fabulous ideas or links for other dramatic play centers. I am working on a flower shop next. Enjoy!
