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1st Grade Goods and Services worksheets

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Goods and Services

Grade 1 Social Studies Worksheet

NameDate

Circle the answer.

1.
Which one is a service?
- mail delivery
- a coat
- bread
- a lamp
2.
Which one is a good?
- a haircut
- a coat
- a car repair
- a train ride
3.
Who gives you a haircut?
- teacher
- barber
- baker
- farmer
4.
Which one is a service?
- a hat
- a cup
- window washing
- pizza
5.
Who grows vegetables to sell?
- farmer
- doctor
- teacher
- barber
6.
Which one is a good?
- a lesson
- mail delivery
- a doctor visit
- a cup
7.
Who fixes a broken car?
- farmer
- teacher
- baker
- mechanic
8.
Which one is a service?
- a ball
- a book
- a kite
- a car repair
9.
Which worker makes or grows a good?
10.
Which one is a good?
- a car repair
- a bus ride
- pizza
- window washing

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About this worksheet

Goods are things people make, grow, or sell, while services are work people do for others. First graders may call every paid job a service or every store visit a good, even though a bakery can sell bread and also do work that prepares it. This worksheet uses concrete community examples: coats, bread, books, haircuts, bus rides, lessons, deliveries and repairs. Children say whether an example is a good or a service, pick the service or the good from a short list, and match a worker with what they provide.

Support items contrast clear objects with clear actions and show a picture when there is one. Harder questions place both in one story and ask which part is the good and which is the service. Watch the test: if you can hold it or take it home, it is a good; if someone does work for you, it is a service.

What your child will learn

Classify a product as a good
Classify useful work as a service
Match workers with what they provide
Separate a good from a service in one story

C3 Framework standard: D2.Eco.4.K-2

Worked example

A loaf of bread is a good because you can hold it. Baking the loaf is work the baker does, but buying the bread is buying a good.

Common mistake

Naming the workplace instead of deciding whether the customer receives a thing or useful work.

Helpful hint

Can you hold it, or is someone doing work for you?

Earlier: Needs and Wants

Questions parents ask

What is the most common mistake with goods and services?

Naming the workplace instead of deciding whether the customer receives a thing or useful work.

How can I help my child with goods and services?

Can you hold it, or is someone doing work for you?

Are these 1st grade social studies worksheets free to print?

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