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People produce and exchange goods/services and communities change over time.
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People produce and exchange goods/services and communities change over time.
What are goods?
Goods are things you can touch and buy. Food, clothes, toys, and books are all goods. People make or grow goods and then sell them.
orlandoschool.comWhat are services?
Services are jobs that people do to help others.. A job someone does for you is a service. A checkup is a service.
orlandoschool.comIs this true? It is not true that A producer makes or grows goods for others to buy.
No. A producer makes or grows goods for others to buy. A farmer who grows tomatoes and a factory that makes crayons are both producers.
orlandoschool.comWhat is a consumer?
A consumer is a person who buys or uses goods and services. When you buy a snack or ride a bus, you are a consumer.
orlandoschool.comWhat does the past mean?
The past is the time before now. Things that already happened.. Yesterday and last year already happened. That time is the past.
orlandoschool.comIs this true? The present is right now. The time you are living in today.
Yes. Right now is the present. What you are doing this minute is the present.
orlandoschool.comWhat does change mean in social studies?
Change means something becomes different over time. Buildings get taller, clothes look different, and tools improve. Some things change while others stay the same.
orlandoschool.comMatch each prompt to its fact.
What are goods? → Goods are things you can touch and buy.; What are services? → Services are jobs that people do to help others.; What is a producer? → A producer makes or grows goods for others to buy.; What is a consumer? → A consumer is a person who buys or uses goods and services.
orlandoschool.comPut these ideas in lesson order.
goods → services → producer → consumer
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