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    Goods and Services Sort

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    This document provides a sorting activity to distinguish between goods and services. Students are asked to color, cut out, and glue pictures under the appropriate category of either "good" or "service" based on whether the picture shows something that can be used or consumed or something that someone does for you. The teacher explains they will review the difference between goods and services with examples in class before students complete the individual sorting activity. Credits are provided for the borders, clipart and fonts used.

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    This document provides a sorting activity to distinguish between goods and services. Students are asked to color, cut out, and glue pictures under the appropriate category of either "good" or "service" based on whether the picture shows something that can be used or consumed or something that someone does for you. The teacher explains they will review the difference between goods and services with examples in class before students complete the individual sorting activity. Credits are provided for the borders, clipart and fonts used.

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    This document provides a sorting activity to distinguish between goods and services. Students are asked to color, cut out, and glue pictures under the appropriate category of either "good" or "service" based on whether the picture shows something that can be used or consumed or something that someone does for you. The teacher explains they will review the difference between goods and services with examples in class before students complete the individual sorting activity. Credits are provided for the borders, clipart and fonts used.

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    Goods and Services Sort

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    This document provides a sorting activity to distinguish between goods and services. Students are asked to color, cut out, and glue pictures under the appropriate category of either "good" or "service" based on whether the picture shows something that can be used or consumed or something that someone does for you. The teacher explains they will review the difference between goods and services with examples in class before students complete the individual sorting activity. Credits are provided for the borders, clipart and fonts used.

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    GOODS AND

    SERVICES SORT
    ©Christine Fotia 2013
    Name: __________ Date: __________

    GOOD SERVICE
    something that you something that
    can use or consume someone does for you
    Name: __________ Date: __________
    Color, cut, sort, and glue under what the picture shows,
    either a good or a service.
    Goods and Services Sort

    Thank you for your download! I appreciate your support.


    Feel free to leave feedback. Please let me know if you
    find any errors or if you have any questions! You can
    e-mail me at Christine@MissFotia.com.

    How I use these in my classroom:


    We review the difference between a good and a service
    and talk about their meaning as well as some examples.
    I then give each student a copy of page 2 and 3.
    Depending on time, it may take more than a day to
    complete this task. When finished, students can take
    turns sharing a picture and whether they put it under a
    good or a service. They explain their reasoning.

    Credits:
    Borders and clipart from www.mycutegraphics.com

    Fonts by Jen Jones:


    HelloSwimmy
    HelloEtchASketch

    Thank you both for your generosity!

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