Economics Activities Bundle

Supplement your Social Studies curriculum with these fun economic activities and worksheets. Through engaging situational stories, informational texts, and worksheets students will practice the concepts of needs, wants, goods, services, producer, consumer, scarcity, and opportunity costs. Integrate these worksheets into your ELA block, use them for whole group social studies, or keep them handy as the perfect substitute activity. ⭐️ ⭐️ The TPT digital overlay allows this product to be used as a PDF or digital Google Classroom resource. ⭐️ ⭐️ Follow White's Workshop for more great resources! ❤️ Economics Activities Includes: 12 vocabulary words with definitions: economics, services, resources, goods, consumer, producer, trade, spending, saving, supply, demand, scarcity 12 matching vocabulary cards and definitions 1 vocabulary builder graphic organizer Goods and Services sorting activity with 18 sorting cards Goods and Services sorting worksheet "The Burger Shop", "The Car Wash", "My Store" and "Our School" Extension activity: Students create their own store and decide on the goods, services, producers, and consumers. "Barter Up" Activity - Each student gets a product card and needs to barter with other students to get a new product. This activity teaches trading without money. Economics Worksheets Includes: Vocabulary and definition guide sheet "The Fundraiser" - Worksheet focusing on supply and demand "The Search for the X450 Scooter" - Worksheet focusing on supply, demand "Shop Till You Drop" - Worksheet focusing on supply, demand, wants, needs "Making Decisions" - Worksheet focusing on opportunity costs "Making Choices" Worksheet focusing on opportunity costs, scarcity Vocabulary Puzzler - Crossword puzzle Answer Guides Needs and Wants Activities Includes: Teacher directions guide 2 page informational text packet (in black and white & color)\ Sorting activity Multiple choice quiz Paradise Island Group Activity Students work in groups to select 16 items they would like to bring on a trip to a deserted island. Then, students narrow their selection to 8, and then 4. Finally, the group has to decide if their items were wants to needs and explain how they will help them to survive. ************************************************************************************************** Tips for my customers! Follow my store for SALES and updates! If you like this product, please leave positive feedback and earn credit towards future purchases. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact me through Product Q & A and I will get back to you ASAP! **************************************************************************************************