Economic and Management Sciences CORE CLASSROOM COURSE
OXFORD SUCCESSFUL ECONOMIC AND
MANAGEMENT SCIENCES OUP SA
Oxford Successful Economic and Management Sciences is a popular CAPS-aligned series that makes use of a:
Learner’s Book that offers: additional language support a focus on exam words clear illustrations to explain
Teacher’s Guide that: offers teaching tips helps explain the activities includes assessment tools.
The Oxford Successful Economic and Management Sciences Strengthening the CAPS
Oxford Successful
Economic and Management Sciences Grade 7 Learner’s Book
GRADE 7 Learner’s Book
Learner’s Book e-pub3
*Teacher’s Guide Leerdersboek
Leerdersboek e-pub3 *Onderwysersgids
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GRADE 7
HEADSTART ECONOMIC AND MANAGEMENT
SCIENCES OUP SA
Headstart Economic and Management Sciences is a CAPS-aligned series that offers a simple step-by-step approach to teaching Economic and Management Sciences using a:
Learner’s Book that includes: real-life case studies illustrations to show examples of content covered
step-by-step worked examples.
Teacher’s Guide that: offers teaching tips helps explain the activities includes assessment tools includes an exemplar controlled test has exams for formal assessment.
The Headstart Economic and Management Sciences Strengthening the CAPS
58 Oxford University Press South Africa
GRADE 7 Learner’s Book
Learner’s Book e-pdf
*Teacher’s Guide *Leerdersboek
*Onderwysersgids
978 0 19 904200 5 978 0 19 907946 9 978 0 19 599640 1 978 0 19 599886 3 978 0 19 904507 5
*The full list of e-pdf titles is available in the price list.
Headstart Economic
and Management Sciences Grade 7 Learner’s Book
OxfordSASchools
TERM 1
Basic needs of families
Apart from individual physical needs such as air, food, water, sleep, and exercise, families also have: emotional needs (praise, love, trust, security) social needs (companionship and friendship) intellectual needs (education and learning) spiritual needs (exploring religious or spiritual beliefs) creative needs (dancing, writing, art, sport).
New word
intellectual: relating to mental stimulation such as reading, studying and learning new things
There are many individual and family needs that are being met in this picture.
Activity 1 Identify basic needs of families and individuals Work with a partner.
Examine the picture of a wedding above. 1 Identify all the individual and family needs that are being met in this picture.
2 Identify how you and your family’s needs are met in your own life. Give examples.
(8) (4) Total: 12 marks Exam words
examine: look at something carefully
discuss: talk or write in detail about something giving different ideas and arguments about the topic
identify: find, name and mention
Unit 2 Needs and wants 17 EMS Gr 7 LB Final to print
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Welcome to Economic and Management Sciences
What will you be learning in Economic and Management Sciences?
What is it that you need to have every day? Is this diff erent to what your family or your household needs? How is what you need diff erent to the things you want?
Economic and Management Sciences makes you think about questions like these that are about needs and wants. You will fi nd out how such questions aff ect your decisions, the decisions of your household, your community and even how these questions drive the economy of the country.
In Economic and Management Sciences, you will learn about how we use things in our environment – our resources – to get the things we need to have and the things we would like to have. Economic and Management Sciences will teach you to be aware of the environmental impact of using resources and therefore teach you to think about the best way to use resources.
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