Continents
Worth & People
Making & Trading Things
Things We Buy & Sell
What People Use & Need
100

This continent is where many people speak English and Spanish, like the USA and Mexico

North America

100

A group of people who live, work, or learn together.

community

100

When people or countries buy and sell things with each other.

Sometimes you do these things with snacks and toys like Pokemon cards. 

trade

100

Things people buy or sell, like clothes or food.

goods

100

Something you must have to live, like food or water.

need

200

This continent is where we live in Korea.

Asia

200

How much something is worth.

value

200

A word that means all around the world, not just one country.

On International Day we celebrate this. 

global

200

Food or things that are grown or made to be sold.

Things like fruit and vegetables can be labeled this in a store. 

produce

200

Something you would like but do not have to have.

want

300

This continent has the Amazon rainforest.

Mr. Wallenberg grew up on this continent and is moving back there next year.

South America

300

Something that is worth a lot or is very important.

valuabe

300

When one country brings in things from another country.

Since Singapore is a small island, they have to ______ most things. 

import

300

Something that is made to be sold, like a toy or book.

product

300

Something we use to make other things, like trees, water, or oil.

resource

400

This continent has the largest desert and many animals like lions and elephants.

And Ms. Chao is going there this summer.

Africa

400

When one country sends things to another country to sell.

Many things are ________ from China.

export

400

To use up food, water, or energy.

The table full of food was ________ by the group.

consume

500

This continent is home to countries like Netherlands, Germany, and Italy.

Europe

500

To make something in a factory. 


Toys, dolls, and food can be _______ in a factory.

manufacture

500

When there is not enough of something for everyone.

scarcity