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Free-range chickens are
 
Chickens that can walk outside freely
 
A small part of a cocoa plant used to make chocolate
Cocoa seed is
 
A small part of a cocoa plant used to make chocolate
 
A plan for how to use money
Chemicals are
 
Substances used in making things or helping plants grow
 
A tiny living thing that helps bread rise
Yeast is
 
A tiny living thing that helps bread rise
 
A tall plant that gives sweet juice to make sugar
Harvest is
 
picking fruits, vegetables, or crops when they are ready
 
The soft, thick hair of a sheep used to make clothes
Wool is
 
The soft, thick hair of a sheep used to make clothes
 
A tall plant that gives sweet juice to make sugar
Sugar cane is
 
A tall plant that gives sweet juice to make sugar
 
plants grown without harmful chemicals
Organic crops are
 
plants grown without harmful chemicals
 
picking fruits, vegetables, or crops when they are ready
Assembly Line:
 
A way to make things in a factory, step by step
 
A big place where things are made
Goods and Services:
 
Goods are things we buy, services are things people do.
 
A plan for how to use money
Budget:
 
A plan for how to use money
 
To get something in exchange of money
Cost:
 
The amount of money needed to buy something
 
To give something for money
Sell:
 
To give something for money
 
To get something in exchange of money
Factory:
 
A big place where things are made
 
A small place where we drink coffee.
Community:
 
A group of people living or working together
 
Things we throw away because we don’t need them
Waste:
 
Things we throw away because we don’t need them
 
A group of people living or working together
Consume:
 
To use or eat something
 
To make or grow something
Produce:
 
To make or grow something
 
To use or eat something
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