Goods and Services Explorer - Interactive Economics Activity
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Goods and Services Explorer is an economics activity built around four tabs: a Learn tab, a sorting game, a 12 question quiz and a printable worksheet. The Learn tab defines goods and services and puts 8 businesses on a clickable town street, the sorting game asks students to place 20 everyday items in the right bin, and the quiz explains every answer. One file, opened in a browser, with no install and no accounts. What's inside - A Learn tab with side by side definitions, a quick test for telling them apart, and a key ideas summary - A town street of 8 clickable businesses (bakery, barber shop, pet store, library, grocery store, dentist, restaurant, toy store), each labeled with the goods and services it provides - A practice game with 20 items to sort into a goods bin or a services bin - A 12 question quiz with instant feedback and an explanation for each answer - A printable worksheet with five parts: definitions, 10 items to mark as a good or a service, 5 businesses to match to what they provide, 3 businesses that provide both, and three short answer prompts - Score, streak and best streak tracking across the game and the quiz How it works Students start on the Learn tab, where a good is something you can touch, hold or take home and a service is an action someone does for you. Each business card flips to show its tags marked as a good or a service, so the restaurant comes out as both. The practice tab deals 20 items, from an apple to babysitting, and each one goes into a
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