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What is a need?Something you must have in order to live a healthy life.
What is a want?Something you would like to have but could live without.
Name four examples of needs.Shelter, food, water, clothes.
Name four examples of wants.Ice cream, toys, candy, video games.
What is the topic of Lesson 3?Needs and Wants
What are the three objectives of this lesson?1) Define needs and wants, 2) Differentiate between needs and wants, 3) Compare and prioritize needs and wants
What are the two Essential Questions for this lesson?What are needs and wants? How do I choose between my needs and wants?
What is the "My Needs and Wants Mini-Book"?A handout/activity where students draw, paste, or write items they need and want, then assemble it into a mini-book.
What is the "Needs and Wants" handout used for?Practicing sorting items into needs and wants categories.
What is the Pet Needs Classification game?A class game where students choose a pretend pet and sort possible needs and wants for the animal.
In the classroom Needs and Wants chart, what are examples of classroom needs?Pencils, paper, desks
In the classroom Needs and Wants chart, what are examples of classroom wants?Markers, stickers, toys
What does it mean to "prioritize" needs and wants?To decide which needs or wants are most important and choose an order (first, second, third choice).
In "Bunny Money," what do Max and Ruby need to do?Find the best birthday present for their grandma while dealing with emergencies that require spending their saved money.
In "Sam and the Lucky Money," what lesson does Sam learn?How to make choices and spend money wisely, and that there are some things money can't buy.
In "Almost Zero," what does Dyamonde want?A pair of expensive red high-top sneakers; her mom teaches her about wants, needs, and wise money choices.
What is a Grades 1–2 modification for the My Needs and Wants Mini-Book?Students may add an estimated cost for the items they choose as needs and wants.
What number sentence can Grades 1–2 students create in the Math Center activity?___ Needs + ___ Wants = ___ Total
What is the purpose of the Warm Up activity "What Are Needs and Wants?"?To introduce and discuss definitions of needs and wants using slides and a class chart.
What is the Class Reflection Wrap Up activity for?To check understanding by asking students what needs and wants are and how they choose between them.

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