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People at Work Hassler Elementary 2 nd Grade

People at Work Hassler Elementary 2 nd Grade. This is where oranges are made into juice. FACTORY

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People at Work

Hassler Elementar

y2nd Grade

This is where oranges are made

into juice.

FACTORY

My parents decide to start their own

business. This is an example of…

FREE ENTERPRISE

We buy fresh bread at a bakery every week. We are a…

CONSUMER

We use cars, airplanes, and buses to go places. These

are types of…

TRANSPORTATION

Farmers grow corn and sell it to grocery stores. They are a…

PRODUCER

I earn money by raking leaves for neighbors.

This is called…

INCOME

Which of these is a raw material needed to make a bicycle?

A. factoryB. metal

C. workerD. machine

When is a producer who makes bread also

a consumer?

F. when she is paid money for the breadG. when she is slicing the bread

H. when she bakes the bread

J. when she buys flour to make the bread

Name three things a person can do

with income.

SPEND IT

DONATE IT

SAVE IT

These are examples of service workers:

TEACHER

GARDENER

NEWS REPORTER

How did Amelia Earhart make

transportation better?

She made it better by testing air

travel.

How did Robert Fulton make transportation

better?

He made it better by improving the

steamboat.

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Farmers harvest cotton

Trucks take cotton to factory.

Cotton is used to make thread and cloth.

Clothing is sold in stores.

Machines cut and sew cloth.

What does this flow chart show about cotton?

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Farmers harvest cotton

Trucks take cotton to factory.

Cotton is used to make thread and cloth.

Clothing is sold in stores.

Machines cut and sew cloth.

It shows how cotton goes from the field to the

store.

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Farmers harvest cotton

Trucks take cotton to factory.

Cotton is used to make thread and cloth.

Clothing is sold in stores.

Machines cut and sew cloth.

Where does the cotton come from?

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Farmers harvest cotton

Trucks take cotton to factory.

Cotton is used to make thread and cloth.

Clothing is sold in stores.

Machines cut and sew cloth.

It comes from a cotton plant.

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Farmers harvest cotton

Trucks take cotton to factory.

Cotton is used to make thread and cloth.

Clothing is sold in stores.

Machines cut and sew cloth.

How does the cotton get to the

factory?

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Farmers harvest cotton

Trucks take cotton to factory.

Cotton is used to make thread and cloth.

Clothing is sold in stores.

Machines cut and sew cloth.

Trucks take it there.

1 2 3

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Farmers harvest cotton

Trucks take cotton to factory.

Cotton is used to make thread and cloth.

Clothing is sold in stores.

Machines cut and sew cloth.

What happens after the cotton is made into

cloth?

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Farmers harvest cotton

Trucks take cotton to factory.

Cotton is used to make thread and cloth.

Clothing is sold in stores.

Machines cut and sew cloth.

Machines cut and sew the cloth.

1 2 3

45

Farmers harvest cotton

Trucks take cotton to factory.

Cotton is used to make thread and cloth.

Clothing is sold in stores.

Machines cut and sew cloth.

What is the last step?

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Farmers harvest cotton

Trucks take cotton to factory.

Cotton is used to make thread and cloth.

Clothing is sold in stores.

Machines cut and sew cloth.

Clothing is sold in stores.

You have decided to open a lemonade

stand. Think about the supplies you will

need.

What supplies do I need?

table

poster

cupslemona

de

How will I use them?

LEMONADE FOR SALE!

For a stand

For a sign

To serv

eTo sell

What might happen if I charge too much for the lemonade?

People may not buy it.

Want some lemonade?

Not at that price!

What might happen if I charge too little for the lemonade?

I won’t make very much money.

How much should a cup of your

lemonade cost?

25¢ 50¢

$1.00

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