NEEDS/WANTS
Is water a need or a want?
When you let a friend use your crayons, what is that called?
SHARING
You give something and get something back.
What does bartering mean?
Not using any money
What do you use to buy things?
Money
Which is a want: pizza, medicine, or water?
PIZZA
True or False: Sharing means you lose your item forever.
FALSE
Trade or share? You give a pencil and get a marker.
TRADE
You trade a picture you drew for a snack. Is that bartering?
YES
When a store gives you something and you give them money, what is that called?
Buying
Which is a need: a house, a toy truck, or ice cream?
HOUSE
If two kids both want the same ball, what can they do?
SHARE/TAKE TURNS
If you and a friend both want different toys, what can you do?
TRADE TOYS
True or False: Bartering and trading are the same thing.
Almost, but bartering never uses money.
A person who sells things is called a what?
Seller
You have shoes, but you want sparkly shoes. Is that a need or a want?
WANT
What does sharing help us do?
MAKE FRIENDS/BE KIND
True or False: In a trade, both people should feel happy.
TRUE
If you don’t have money, how can you still get something?
Barter / trade items or services.
True or False: You can sell something you made yourself.
TRUE
Name one thing you want but don’t need to live.
(Any toy, game, treat, etc.)
Your friend forgot their snack. What could you do?
SHARE YOUR SNACK
Name something kids might trade at school.
STICKERS, CRAYONS, PENCILS, ETC
You bake cookies. Your friend cleans up. Is this bartering?
Yes — service for service.
What happens if you want to buy something that costs more money than you have?
You cannot buy it / you need more money.