Needs & Wants Game CDA 11 By Megan Rees.

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Needs & Wants Game CDA 11 By Megan Rees

What are needs? Basic necessities of life, without which it would be difficult or impossible to survive Scarcity—Unlimited needs and wants with limited resources What are some items that are scarce in your home?

Set the Stage

There’s a Phone Call for you…. “We have a lot of problems in the world right now. If everyone all over the world used up as many resources as we do in the North, we would need another 4 planets! So we are going to conduct an experiment…” Head of State

We are sending this class to another planet We are sending this class to another planet. The planet has a good atmosphere, so there is plenty of air to breathe. There is gravity, and there are no aliens.

We are giving you a 6-week supply of food and water We are giving you a 6-week supply of food and water. But you may be sent off for a few months, maybe a year.

There isn’t much time. You are leaving in 30 minutes There isn’t much time! You are leaving in 30 minutes. You need to pack your bags and think about what to take with you.

Activity – Part 1

Part 1: Choose your Items From the cards you have been given, you will need to choose the most essential items! If you have been given 45 cards, choose 16. If you have been given 5-10 cards, choose 4. Discuss with your group why each cards is a need or a want.

Activity – Part 2

smaller than we thought. Part 2: Bad News Head of State called… The rocket ship is smaller than we thought. You need to bring less items. If you had 45 cards originally, narrow your 16 items to 8. If you had 5-10 cards, narrow your 4 choices to 2. Once you have picked your items, bring them to the front of the room for evaluation.

Activity – Part 3

Part 3: Class Discussion Discuss all the items that have been brought forward Are they any that were left out by other teams that should be brought back in? Can we come to a consensus about the top 8 items? Can we choose the top FOUR items?

Part 3: Class Discussion 71% of the Earth’s surface is covered by water 29% of the Earth’s surface is land.

Part 3: Class Discussion How does this apply to financial responsibility? How can understanding needs and wants help us make good financial decisions?