Standard in Practice: What it Looks Like in my Classroom – Factors Contributing to Economic Independence (1st Grade)
Standard in Practice: What it Looks Like in my Classroom – Factors Contributing to Economic Independence (1st Grade)
Grade Levels
1st Grade
Course, Subject
Economics, Social Studies
Related Academic Standards
Description
Instruction in the standards requires a focus not only on the learner concepts and competencies but the supportive practices employed by the adults in the classroom setting.
Document
Concepts and Competencies
The learner will:
- Make connections between the needs and wants of buyers and the choices producers make in meeting those needs
- Identify a want or need people have and brainstorm a new invention or service to help meet the need
Supportive Practices
The adult will:
- Use cause and effect charts to explain how consumer needs and wants influence the production of goods and services
- Discuss businesses in the area and why some get more economic activity than others
- Read fiction and non-fiction books about entrepreneurs and inventors
- Provide opportunities to brainstorm and create a new invention to help a need or want
Content Provider
This resource was created by the Office of Child Development and Early Learning (OCDEL).
Office of Child Development and Early Learning, OCDEL, Social Studies