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This What is a Community? resource was created to help primary students understand economics concepts related to types of communities, goods, services, consumers, producers, and community helpers.--Inside you will find the following resources and activities:• Community Vocabulary Cards: These pages
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by Owl Bucks Rewards System
An individually based reward system that teaches students about money and saving.
Students receive "Owl Bucks" for completing homework, working hard, helping others,
saying nice words, being present, birthdays, holidays, working as a team, etc. Students
work toward "buying"
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Everyone loves pizza. As your students open their own pizzeria restaurant, this student-centered PBL unit incorporates collaboration and differentiation by giving student choice. This real-world challenge requires students to use inquiry, critical thinking, and their creative minds during the high-i
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Also included in: PROJECT BASED LEARNING 10 Unit Bundle - Math, Technology, Writing, Research
by Students will learn about consumers and producers. They will work individually or in groups and sort the items.
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This is a FUN, engaging in-class activity that helps students understand, relate to, and apply their knowledge of cultural diffusion.Students work together to analyze the McDonald's menu of their given country (India, Singapore, Israel, Japan, and Mexico) In addition to the menu of a given country,
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This packet contains 33 different photographs of various goods and services perfect for sorting or other cooperative learning activities.
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• This product includes my best-selling economics products in one bundle. Included in this product are 30 writing prompts, 30 creative classroom activities, 52 texting assignments (with texting template) and 13 stand and sort activities. These activities encourage students to demonstrate their kno
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This 37-page ELA/SS unit has everything you need to introduce the basics of economics to your students! It includes wants, needs, goods, services, consumers producers, earning, saving, spending, supply, and demand.
Simply print the unit as a student packet or distribute separately. Activities a
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Also included in: 1st & 2nd Grade Social Studies CURRICULUM- (12 Unit & SS Journal Bundle)
Thank you for your interest in Economics in the Primary Grades!
This packet is divided into 3 main topics (needs / wants, division of labor / quality vs. quantity, and goods / services.
Needs and Wants:
Needs and Wants vocab cards (in color and black/white)
6 worksheets to work on Needs / Wants
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Have you tried Project-Based Learning in your classroom? It's completely changed the way I teach, and the level of engagement from my students is amazing!
This packet includes everything you need to put on a real market at school with your students. As part of this Project-Based Learning task, your
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The unit includes the history of the Texas Cattle Drives with reading, writing, math, geography and language translations! Students will decide on a location for their own cattle ranch, then decide where they will drive their cattle to market. They will have to hire and pay trail hands, cooks, and
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Students work together in small groups to make decisions about how to save or spend their money during the Great Depression. They will see what it is like to have a well paying job and then lose most of their money in the stock market crash of 1929. They will have to find a new job, place to live (
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by Challenge students to put key economic skills to the test in this hands on, engaging activity! Students will create a budget, analyze available factors of production, and perform an actual work task to generate a profit. This simulation utilizes common materials (toothpicks, cookies, paperclips, w
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The popular TV show Shark Tank gives contestants the chance to share their business idea with a team of investors referred to as sharks. This project mimicks the TV show and makes a great end-of-the-year project or a project to raise funds for your class or school. Students come up with a project or
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by Everything you need to teach your students about scarcity, choices, and opportunity costs! This lesson comes with vocabulary cards, individual, whole group, and partner practice pages. It includes introduction activities as well as partner activities to help introduce the concept wth real life app
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This social studies unit is geared to teach children how to make smart economic decisions. It's loaded with thinking maps and activities that will get your children excited about learning economics.
This unit includes:
- Parent Letter
- Parent Interview Questionnaire
- Wants and Needs Venn Diagra
PROJECT BASED LEARNING (PBL): PLAN A BAKE SALE Everyone loves cupcakes and sweets from a bakery. Your students learn about economics and entrepreneurship as they open their very own bakery (option: have a bake sale). This student-centered project incorporates collaboration and differentiation by pro
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Also included in: PROJECT BASED LEARNING 10 Unit Bundle - Math, Technology, Writing, Research
by In this activity students work in groups to create a fictional business. They need to complete a budget regarding their business using information provided to them. The groups will also create flyers and posters to advertise. At the end of the activity, students will discover whether their busine
Financial Literacy for high school students all year long. This packet contains 280 Personal Finance Conversation Starter cards that are designed to get students talking about personal finance. A presentation of the cards is also included. In responding to the questions, students bring their own un
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Economics - Balancing a Budget. Think your students know how much money it costs to have the things they have at home? If you teach Economics at the middle level or high school level then this is an activity that really opens the eyes of your students to the reality of budgeting their money.
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This set of 24 cards are great for cooperative learning activities to help students differentiate between producers and consumers when studying economics. Cards work great with Kagan activities such as Fan n Pick and Quiz Quiz Trade. Each card gives a short scenario. Students must decide if the scen
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To go along with Social Studies discussions about interdependence, exports, and imports, this game puts students in charge of their own countries. They must trade with other groups in order to obtain the supplies that they need to be a successful country. There are 8 supplies total that all countr
Deserted Island- A Needs and Wants Activity:
Students are deserted on an island and must determine if objects are needs and wants in order to survive. Working in groups, different scenarios will change what objects are selected. Students will also be able to add their own objects and complete a wr
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Looking for a "hands-on" way to introduce the 3 colonial regions? Students will open brown lunch bags to discover items related to the economy, religion and geography of the 3 colonial regions. Students will sort these items to predict or review the 3 regions.You will receive:-Detailed teacher ins
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