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Second Grade

Unit 10 Lesson 1Goods & Services

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Part 1

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What do these workers have in common?

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What do these workers have in common?

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• What is different about the jobs the workers provide in the first slide compared to the jobs the workers provide in the second slide?

• The workers in the first slide are producing _________.

• The workers in the second slide are providing a ________.

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Part 2

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This woman is working. What is her job? Why do you think she works?

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Yes, she is an optometrist. She goes to work each day to earn money.

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What kinds of things might she do with her money?

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She might go to the bank to put money in her account or to cash her check.

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She might go to the grocery store to buy food that her family needs to eat.

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She might go the clothing store to buy clothes for her family.

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Or the family might do something fun like go see a movie.

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People work to earn income. People use the money they earn to purchase goods and services

to meet their wants and needs.

food

clothing

shelter

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People can also save for future needs and wants.

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People work by providing goods and services to people in the community.

People also work to earn money.

People use the money to buy goods and services that they need that other people work to provide.

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People work to provide goods and services to their community

People earn money for the goods and services they provide.

People buy goods and services as they spend or save their money to meet their wants and needs.