Businesses At Work
Video Storyline: This video introduces the challenging concepts of early Economics to young learners in a way that can be easily understood. It also pairs with “I Am A Consumer”. Vocabulary words like profit, pricing, supply, demand, human resources, capital resources, factory, assembly line, specialization, import/export, domestic/international trade, and the economy are presented with real-life, easily understood, and highly visual examples to make learning connections. This video pairs with “I Am A Consumer”.
Video length: 6:25 minutes.
Worksheets
Quiz
Businesses at Work – Vocabulary Worksheet
Making Connections: Supply and Demand
Imports and Exports
Resource Round Up
Draw a Scene
Universal Resources
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Topics Covered
Income – Expenses = Profit
Demand and Supply
Human and Capital Resources
Assembly lines & specialization
Exports and Imports
Domestic and International trade
The economy
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Cloze Practice
A cloze piece has full sentences used in the virtual field trip with blanks where students can write in the information that is missing. This task requires close listening to the trip in order to complete it.
Coral reefs are the _______ type of ecosystem in the world. They’ve been around for over _____ million years.
Answers: oldest; 240
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