Identify places and people in the community that provide goods and services with a cut and paste sorting worksheet.
This sorting worksheet helps students identify the people and places in the community that provide goods and services. Use it as a Labor Day classroom activity or as part of your social studies curriculum!
Practice Cutting and Sorting with Our Goods and Services Activity
This resource can be used as a center activity, with your small group, or as a full-class activity to practice.
In this sorting activity, students will cut apart a series of images representing goods and services in the community. They will then sort the goods and services into the locations in which they can be purchased.
Scaffolding and Extension Tips
- This resource can be used for individualized practice, especially if you’ve got fast finishers!
- You can also use this game to create full-class learning opportunities by projecting and completing the activity using a document camera.
- Invite students to use a visual reminder, like an anchor chart or an alphabet display, to sound out words they may struggle with.
Check out 10 helpful scaffolding strategies here!
Be the Writer
On a separate sheet of paper, students will put pencil to paper to write sentences that incorporate some of the examples of goods and services. This activity will allow you to assess each student’s understanding of the concept while letting them get into some creative writing practice of their own.
Choral Response
Show a card to the students and have them tell you whether it’s a good or service using a choral response.
Easily Prepare This Resource for Your Students
This is a print-and-go resource! Click print, make your copies, and put your students to work!
Because this activity includes an answer sheet, we recommend first printing one copy of the entire file. Then, make photocopies of the blank worksheet for students to complete.
Before You Download
Use the Download button to choose the PDF version of this resource. An answer key is also included with this download.
This resource was created by Lindsey Phillips, a teacher in Michigan and a Teach Starter Collaborator.
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