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Goods and Services
Grade 2 - Social Studies - Challenge Me
Worksheet 1
1Grade 2 economics: classify a loaf of bread as a good or service.
2Who might provide vegetables?
3What does a customer receive from vegetables?
4Which clue supports classifying "home repair" as a service?
5Which economic sentence correctly classifies a medical checkup?
6Grade 2 economics: classify a bus ride as a good or service.
7Who might provide a book?
8What does a customer receive from a loaf of bread?
9Which clue supports classifying "haircut" as a service?
10Which economic sentence correctly classifies a home repair?
About this worksheet
Goods are products people can use, keep, eat, or borrow, while services are useful work people do for others. Second graders may identify a workplace but not decide whether the customer receives a thing or an action. A bakery can involve both: bread is a good, and baking or selling can be a service. This worksheet keeps the examples specific. Students classify goods and services, match providers with what they offer, explain what the customer receives, and use a clue to justify the category. Support versions contrast clear products with clear work. Challenge versions include examples such as medical checkups, transportation, and repair. Encourage your child to ask whether the customer gets a product that can be held or useful work performed by someone.
What your child will learn
Tell goods from services
Match providers with products or work
Explain what a customer receives
Use evidence to classify economic examples
Worked example
A loaf of bread is a good because it is a product. A haircut is a service because someone performs useful work.
Common mistake
Naming the worker or store instead of deciding whether the example is a product or work.
Worksheet 1