Economics can be a challenging topic to teach, because there are some abstract ideas and complex mathematical concepts. However, these causation cards will help your students master this information! They were created for upper elementary, but they can even be used in middle school!

This Product Includes:

✓ Entrepreneur

✓ Profit

✓ Investor

✓ Producer

✓ Consumer

✓ Natural resource

✓ Capital resource

✓ Human resource

✓ Good

✓ Service

✓ Income

✓ Supply

✓ Demand

✓ Labor

✓ Money

✓ Trade

✓ Barter

With This Product You’ll Get:

✓ Numbered cards for correct ordering

✓ Notes about necessary props where applicable

✓ Integration of speaking and listening skills

✓ Opportunities to build fluency, prosody, and reading accuracy

How You Can Use This Product:

✓ Teacher reads the starting card, but this is not always necessary.

✓ Each student has to listen carefully to other students to know when it is their turn.

✓ You will find the end of a statement the previous student said in red, the action to be performed in green, and what that particular student who has the card says in black.

✓ Card will state an action that a student must perform and a statement they must say. The action can be something simple from jumping in the air to drawing on the board. The statement can be a definition of a term or related concept.

✓ Review activity

✓ Introductory activity

Other Buyers Have Said:

“This resource is BRILLIANT! I love the way it is similar to an activity my kids are already familiar with (I Have/Who Has), but with a fun and unique twist. This is so engaging. A perfect way for kids to interact with and practice vocabulary!” (Thank you, Adventures of a Schoolmarm!)

“I used these today with 3 classes of fourth graders, and they loved them! Each class went through the cards twice and were begging to do it again! I would be buying more sets if I weren’t retiring! I will be recommending them to my fellow fourth grade teachers.” (Thank you, Susan G.!)

“My 8th graders LOVED this activity! They thought it was an awesome way to review Economics vocabulary! Thanks so much!” (Thank you, Regina D.!)

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Final Notes:

While I recommend printing in color and laminating materials for future use, it is not necessary. These materials print just fine in grayscale.

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Don’t Miss Out!

These causation cards are perfect for tutors, paraprofessionals, volunteers, and substitutes! They are low prep, too!

With a fully designed causation card set, it comes complete with everything you need! It’s definitely worth the value!

These causation cards are perfect if you have to teach about economics but weren’t sure how or are just starting out! These causation cards save you time! Additionally, they’re perfect for when you have a substitute!

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