Natural, human and capital resources
Classify the resources used to make a product as natural, human or capital, and explain why resources are limited and the choices this forces
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- Sort the resources used to make a product (e.g. bread) into natural (wheat, water), human (bakers' skills) and capital (ovens, delivery trucks)
- Identify which type of resource a business would need more of to make more of its product and explain why
- Explain why resources are limited and what choices a business or family makes as a result
“Thinking about the bread from your local bakery, can your child sort what's needed to make it into natural resources (wheat), people's skills (the baker) and equipment (ovens)?”
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- Type
- Conceptual
- Subject
- Life Skills
- Domain
- Entrepreneurship
- Age range
- Ages 10–11
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