Economics Game: Barter, Trade, Create!
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Are your students learning about bartering? This game will have students practice their bartering skills!
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.
A video is now included with instructions for both basic and advanced game play. It is always a bit challenging to learn how to play a new game by reading instructions, so I have created a video overview so that you can familiarize yourself with the game first. If students have played games that require them to use resources to survive (such as Minecraft) they will catch on to this game very quickly!
Example combinations:
wheat + fire = bread
sheep + shears = clothing
sheep + fire = meat (food)
bricks/sticks + tools = house
seeds + water = vegetables (food)
cow/pig/chicken + fire = meat (food)
If you have chickens, you can use them as laying hens, and use the eggs instead of meat. If you have a cow, you can use them to get milk (for advanced game below). You may work in teams (recommended for large groups) or individually (for up to 6 players, or you will need to print out more than one set of the cards).
Several variations of play are included. Also included are specific task cards to make the game even more challenging. Printable money ($20 and $100 bills) are included if you would like to add monetary negotiations.
What Teachers are Saying
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "The kids loved this and wanted to play over and over again. We played with and without the money. The academic language used was amazing. We added that kids had to use manners and keep it friendly. Loved it!"
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "I did this with my first graders! They did it in a group of 2 or 3 and had so much fun with it! It was a little challenging at first but we played it twice and they caught on quickly! They had so much fun and really understood the concept more clearly! I love this and can't wait to use it next year again!"
⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ "Just did this activity today and my kids absolutely LOVED it! Worked great with our third grade trade standards! Love the discussion questions included."
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