What do you think Oaken means when he says Big Summer Blowout? What goods is he selling? Here are some activities you can do with students to further illuminate the concepts in the film.
Elementary Activities
Goods, Services, Buyers, and Sellers: Use the Goods and Services informational text we created to understand the differences between goods and services. Before reading ask students to watch how the buyers and sellers interact with goods and services.
After reading ask:
Supply and Demand Before watching the Big Summer Blowout clip, students also need to understand supply and demand. You can use the informational text we created to introduce the concepts to students.
Before watching the clip, ask students to watch for goods that are in short supply by the sellers. Also, tell students to watch for the goods that the customers demand.
After watching, tell students to create a diagram that illustrates the interactions of buyers and sellers in Frozen. They can also explain how supply and demand in the film by answering some of these questions:
Secondary Activities
In secondary, Before watching the clip, ask students to watch for examples of supply and demand in the clip. After viewing, here are some questions:
You can also use the Supply and Demand infographic from the Atlanta Federal Reserve, to further explain supply and demand in Frozen. Use the student activity and order copies of the poster on their website.
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