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Market Shop Role Play Signs for Early Years (EYFS)

Market Shop set of Role Play Signs

A range of market shop and role play signs including; open, closed, Welcome to our Market, Opening Times,  blank shopping lists, blank labels, price labels and more.

These resources can be used to set up a role play then children can use their own independent learning time to create their own menus, shopping lists and price labels.

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A lovely free teaching resource for an Early Years (EYFS), KS1, KS2, Primary and Secondary classroom. This resource can be used to support both children and teachers. Have a look at our other free teaching resources.

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