Corner Shop
Corner Shop is a free shop game for kids. Critter customers come in wanting something off the shelves, the child finds it and taps it, and a question at the till rings it up. The dollars a day brings in buy new shelves and extras, so a little fruit stall grows into a shop and then a market.
A day has six customers, or eight with the door bell. Each critter says what it wants. The child taps it on the shelf, and a wrong pick only gets "Not that one!" and another try. At the till a question comes up with three big answers to tap. Right the first time, the customer pays the price, and a run of right answers adds a little extra. A second try still sells the thing for less, so a wrong answer never loses a sale.
The shop starts as a fruit stand. Dollars buy five more shelves, each with new things to sell: a bakery shelf, a toy shelf, an ice cream freezer, a flower bucket and a book rack. They also buy extras: a big sign with the shop's name, a door bell for two more customers a day, a shop cat who naps on the counter, and a tip jar that adds a dollar for every right answer the first time. The awning can be striped in different colors or a rainbow. With three shelves the stall becomes a shop, and with five it becomes a market.
Prices and takings are in whole US dollars. The questions at the till come from Peabody's practice at the child's level, from preschool to about fifth grade: counting, sums, letters, sounds and words. Pick Mix, Numbers, Reading or Just play before a day. In Just play the till simply rings, with no questions.
Corner Shop is free in the browser, with no download, no sign-up and no ads. The shop is kept in this browser, and on the child's profile when they are signed in.
Is Corner Shop free?
Yes. Corner Shop is free to play in the browser, with no sign-up, no download and no ads. The dollars in the game are pretend and only buy things for the shop.
What does Corner Shop practice?
Each sale asks one question at the till, at your child's level: counting, sums, letters, sounds or words, from preschool to about fifth grade. Just play turns the questions off.
What happens after a wrong answer?
The customer still buys, for a little less, and the right answer is shown. A wrong pick on the shelf only gets "Not that one!" and another try.
More like this: counting games, addition and subtraction games, games for 6 year olds, free kids' games.
Also try: Color Block, Pet Hatch, Rocket Number Blast.
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Sell to the critters, answer at the till, and spend your dollars on new shelves. Grow your stall into a shop, then a market!