Vocabulary
Mapping
Needs vs. Wants
Goods and Services
Misc.
100
A drawing that shows where places are
map
100
What are the cardinal directions?
North, South, East and West
100
is an ipod a need or a want?
want
100
Good or service? A police officer
service
100
Name two groups to which you belong.
family, school, scouts, team, class and other groups
200
A rule that everyone must follow.
Law
200
A map ______ shows you how to read a map
key
200
Is shelter a need or a want?
need
200
Goods or Service? groceries from a market.
goods
200
How do laws help people in a community?
Laws keep poeple safe.
300
A number of people doing something together.
group
300
_________ are pictures that stand for thinsg on a map.
symbols
300
what are three basic needs?
food, shelter, and clothing
300
jobs that people do for others.
services
300
Why do you think there are skyscrapers in big cities?
People can live and work using less land.
400
Someone who makes sure the group follows the rules.
leader
400
What are the intermediate directions?
Northeast, Southeast, Northwest and Southwest
400
name something that could be a need and a want.
example: a car.
400
Things that people make or grow to sell.
goods
400
What might happen if there were no laws in a city?
People would not know what they should and should not do.
500
A place where people live, work and play?
Community
500
This is used to give directions on a map.
compass rose
500
What people in the community help families meet their needs?
firefighters, teachers, farmers, police officers, and other workers who provide services or goods.
500
Name something that provides both goods and services.
restaurant (goods; food and services; waiters and waitresses)
500
Why should we respect people's differences?
So everyone can get along and be happy.
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