How families live
What is one way families are the same?
A. Families love each other
B. Families all look the same
C. Families never eat
A. Families love each other
What does scarcity mean?
A. Not enough for everyone
B. Too much for everyone
C. Everyone gets the same
A. Not enough for everyone
What does trading mean?
A. Giving something and getting something else in return
B. Taking someone else's item
C. Making noise
A. Giving something and getting something else in return
I have 5 cookies and 5 kids. Is this scarcity?
A. Yes
B. No
B. No
What is one way families are different?
A. They all live in the same house
B. They eat different foods
C. They eat different foods
B. They eat different foods
If there are 21 kids and only 10 markers, is that scarcity?
A. Yes
B. No
A. Yes
Why do people trade?
A. They want something they don't have
B. To be loud
C. They want the most items
A. They want something they don't have
I trade my broken crayon for your new marker. Fair or unfair?
A. Fair
B. Unfair
True or False: All families celebrate the same holidays.
A. True
B. False
B. False
What can we do if something is scarce?
A. Take everything
B. Share/take turns
C. Stop playing
B. Share/take turns
Trading should be fair.
A. True
B. False
A. True
There are 2 ball at recess and 21 kids. Is that scarcity?
A. Yes.
B. No
A. Yes
A tradition is...
A. Something you do only one time
B. Something special families do again and again
C. Something you forget
B. Something special families do again and again
Scarcity means we have more than we need.
A. True
B. False
B. False
Should both people agree to trade?
A. No
B. Yes
C. Only sometimes
B. Yes
I trade my blue colored pencil for your purple colored pencil. Is that fair or unfair?
A. Fair
B. Unfair
A. Fair