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This is a great activity to get students moving around and speaking to one another. It is also a great cultural activity. Several of the students get the "Vendedor" sheet that has pictures of items as well as a price. In some cases there is a high and a low price. The other students are given a
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This is a game I have created to complement my Economics for Kids unit.
The object of the game is to get a home, clothing, and food (meat/fish/eggs, bread, AND vegetables). You may barter goods or combine cards to make what you need. For example:
wheat + fire = bread, sheep + shears = clothing, she
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Also included in: Economics for Kids BUNDLE
Money and Barter: Exchanging Goods and Services Cut and Paste Activity - King Virtue's Classroom
Students will love applying what you've taught them during your Economics unit with this cut and paste activity. It's a great tool to use to review distinguishing between the use of barter and money in
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This engaging simulation in barter and trade explores the challenges in trading on the Silk Road during the Middle Ages
In this student-tested and approved hands-on trade simulation, students “travel” with Marco Polo on the Silk Road to Kashgar. Students take on the role of traders to explore the
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SOL 2.8 Social Studies: Bartering unit: 10 printable concept pages: key concepts include:
.Define bartering & money
.Review goods and services
.Know people acquire goods and services through bartering or exchanging money
.Play Bartering Game : students will have to barter to complete a missi
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Economics: Money and Barter Venn Diagram - Compare Contrast - King Virtue
Students will love practicing what you've taught them about economics with this money versus barter sort activity! Using a Venn Diagram, students will compare and contrast these two forms of exchange.
This set includes:
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This is a great, no prep lesson to help students understand what bartering is and why it didn't always work out well. Students will receive "bartering" cards to trade with each other to experience bartering in real life. 2 student worksheet pages, 2 pages of bartering cards, and more detailed teac
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Get your students up and moving as they play the role of Native American tribes that travel around your classroom to barter for resources. Each tribe starts with a few items that would have come from their respective U.S. region. But, gathering all of the items to win the game will take a little luc
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SOL 2.8 Social Studies: Bartering unit: Assessment and Study Guide: key concepts include:
.Define bartering & money
.Know people acquire goods and services through bartering or exchanging money
.Explain and identify the differences between exchanging money and bartering
Keywords: Virginia Re
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Economics Activity: These economics cootie catchers are a great way for students to have fun while learning about economics. How to Play and Assembly Instructions are included.
These cootie catchers contain the following vocabulary terms:
Capital resources, Natural resources, Interdependence, Bar
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Also included in: US History Activities Bundle: 13 Colonies, American Revolution, Civil War, etc.
Economics Bundle! This is a great, ready to use bundle of three different economic topics. Included are:
Bartering
This is a wonderful activity that teaches students the difference between bartering and money by having them barter different items.
Supply and Demand
This is a no prep lesson tha
This is a trading game that can be played with most primary aged children. It has been designed to teach children about the history of trade, giving children a greater understanding of why money is now the system of exchange used in most societies today. This game also helps children in understandin
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I created this practice worksheet for the students to practice sorting scenarios as an example of bartering or scarcity. Students read the sentences, then cut, sort and paste them into the correct category. This can be used as a guided activity following a minilesson or as an independent practice.
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Teaching Barter vs. Money can be a hard concept for some students. I use this packet to supplement in the classroom and as part of the homework unit.
I also use the barter vs. money sorting pages as VAAP samples for
HS-E 5: The student will distinguish between the use of barter and the use of mone
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Also included in: Adapted Social Studies Bundle-A VAAP Support
Give students bags of different objects to barter with (needs and wants). Use this worksheet to track what they start with, what they end with and a few questions to assess their knowledge.
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Are you looking for a hands-on way to teach the concept of bartering? This engaging activity will help bring this concept to life! Students will each have items to barter and will trade with peers to find food, clothing, and other important items. After bartering, students will glue their final p
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In this hands on activity, students simulate bartering. They take on the roles of farmers, blacksmiths, ranchers etc., and trade their goods and services for other goods and services. As the students struggle to assign value to their goods and services they realize the value of currency. The whole a
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These are nonfiction reading passages about using money, bartering, goods, services, and scarcity. There is a first grade level passage, second grade level passage and a third/fourth grade level passage. There is also a version of the passage that focuses on vocabulary and learning new words.
I've
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Hit math and social studies content at the same time with this bartering math activity! Students will use the four operations to determine equal quantities of goods and services from colonial Virginia. This activity makes a great addition to a colonial life lesson or a math station!Two differentiate
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Common Core Standards for Social Studies
2.E.1: Understand basic economic concepts.
2.E.1.4: Explain why people and countries around the world trade for goods and services.
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This product is a great addition to any economics unit! It will get kids out of their seats to really experience what it's like to barter and use currency.
Students will participate in two simulations. Both simulations are farm themed and include 30 "I want" cards pl
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Welcome to the world of economic exchange! Throughout history, people have traded, bartered, negotiated, and haggled in order to receive the greatest amount of goods for the lowest cost. From the direct trade of goods to the use of currency, people have found ways to satisfy their wants and needs. T
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2nd Grade Common Core standards for Social Studies
2.E.1: Understand basic economic concepts.
2.E.1.4: Explain why people and countries around the world trade for goods and services.
Here's the explanation of what I do with these cards:
- Review the meaning of trading and bartering. Introduce the
FINANCIAL LITERACY - The Money Trail - Part 1 - Bartering, Yesterday and Today - is a unit that presents a historical view of bartering/trading for goods and services in early times. People lived off the land and traded items that they made or grew then traded them for other needed goods or servi
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