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Wants and needs
Explore the difference between wants and needs and uncover what truly brings you satisfaction. Start living a more fulfilled life by understanding your desires and necessities.
It's hard to believe there are only 20 days of school left. But if you visited my classroom you would know right away because my little cuties ARE GOING CRAZY! And they are driving their teacher CRAZY too! I loved Reagan Tunstall's post yesterday. Read it HERE. AMEN to all she said about how crazy it is getting. I had one of my little firsties put glue all over another person's chair today. What's with that? Nothing like that has ever happen in my room before. I just keep telling myself…
Tricia Stohr-Hunt
Kids can practice identifying needs and wants by sorting pictures and words in this free social studies worksheet. It is an easy cut and paste activity.
Danielle Howard
Teaching Children the Difference Between Wants and Needs doesn't have to be complicated...try out this simple method with materials in your mailbox.
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Each December, we teach about Wants and Needs Activities for Kindergarten. Since little learners love to discuss things they WANT to get from Santa, it is
Maggie Hoenderdaal
In 2022, it will be more important than ever for children to learn the difference between wants and needs. With the rise of consumerism, it is easy for kids
Stephanie Penick
Do you little {or big} learners have a little trouble distinguishing between needs and wants? That’s why I created this Wants vs Needs Learning Pack! It’s great for any time of year, but especially before Christmas! *This post contains affiliate links. **The free printable link can be found towards the END of this post. Just click ... Read More about Wants vs Needs Learning Pack {FREE}
It's All Elementary…My Dear Kiddos!
Creating a "hands-on" learning station with classroom items or toys could allow students to kinetically sort what they know to be a need vs a want. This would demonstrate their knowledge of these differences. EBW
Erin Bailey
It’s the most wonderful time of the year! Cold weather has settled here in Ohio, and the holidays are right around the corner. Like many other teachers, I set out special paper in our writing center for the students to write letters to the North Pole. I couldn’t help but notice that each of my students’ letters followed a very similar pattern: “Dear Santa, I want...I want...I want…” It seemed that my little firsties had a terrible case of the "gimmes," as my mom would say. More than that, I…
Julie Boston
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Brenda González