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Goods and Services Worksheet

A short introduction distinguishes producing goods from providing services and explains that earned money can be used to buy goods. Learners then draw connections between pictured service providers and consumer items. The pairing format links two economic roles within one exchange cycle rather than asking for isolated vocabulary definitions. Discussion can extend the page by considering why several plausible purchases may exist even when the worksheet intends particular visual matches.
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Grades 1–3
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Updated Apr 19, 2023

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Life Skills, Special Resources
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This Goods and Services Worksheet is a great way for students to learn about different community workers and the tools that they need to do their jobs. This resource is perfect for teachers who want to help their students learn more about their community and the people who work to keep it running.

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Teaching tips & learning objectives

Learning objectives

  • Distinguish a service from a good

  • Connect income from work with consumer purchasing

  • Interpret an economic relationship from pictures

Teaching tips

  • Name what service each pictured person provides before matching.

  • Discuss how the same person may provide a service and also consume goods.

Skills covered

  • Goods and services — tangible purchases differ from work performed.

  • Economic exchange — earnings support purchases.

  • Visual matching — providers are connected with goods.

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Concepts & topics

Core concepts

  • Goods and services

  • Economic roles

  • Producers and consumers

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