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Activity 9
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Activity:
B. Chores Chart
Students can construct a classroom chore chart that allows them to keep track of the individual jobs that
they have to perform. Students can tick off chores that they have completed and in doing so keep track
of the money that they have earned.
C. Class Stores
Students can set up stores/businesses within the classroom and sell goods and services in exchange for
class currency that they can then exchange for other goods and services, or for teacher privileges and
rewards. This activity can stretch over a term or a single afternoon. Students can make products for their
stores to sell, or offer services to other students.
Payslips
Students can be given weekly payslips to keep track of their income.
(Note: a template payslip is included in this pack.)
Each student’s earnings can also be plotted on a graph to demonstrate the cumulative effects of income.
Income Differences
Students can discuss whether different jobs should earn different incomes. Students should consider
whether effort, time and relative difficulty of tasks should be taken into account when determining how
much they are paid.
Skilled Employment
Students can discuss what skills should be taken into account when choosing which job each person
should do.
Goods and Services
Students discuss whether their jobs are goods or services. Students brainstorm examples of goods
and services.
Learning check
• Can students give a reason why different jobs earn different amounts of money?
• Are they participating in buying, selling, spending and saving money?
• Can they explain why they are spending or saving money?
• Can they list 3 jobs that are services and 3 jobs that produce goods?
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