Three Little Pigs Resource Concepts

The video tutorial discusses the story of the three little pigs and introduces the concept of resources. It explains how each pig built their house using different materials and tools, highlighting the types of resources: natural, capital, and human. The tutorial categorizes these resources and provides examples, helping students understand the role of resources in building and creating goods.

What motivated the three little pigs to leave their mother and build their own homes?

• Their mother asked them to leave.

• They wanted to explore the world.

• They wanted to find new friends.

• They were getting older and wanted independence.

What materials did the first little pig use to construct his house?

• Stone

• Straw

• Wood

• Bricks

Which tools might the first little pig have used to build his straw house?

• Rope and glue

• Spatula and cement

• Saw and screws

• Hammer and nails

What was the primary material used by the second little pig for his house?

• Metal

• Straw

• Sticks

• Bricks

Which tool is likely to have been used by the second little pig?

• Spatula

• Rope

• Hammer

• Saw

What material did the third little pig use to build his house?

• Glass

• Straw

• Sticks

• Bricks

Which tool would the third little pig have used to apply cement between bricks?

• Rope

• Nails

• Spatula

• Hammer

What are natural resources as discussed in the video?

• People who provide services

• Money and investments

• Tools and machinery

• Materials from nature like wood and straw

Which of the following is an example of a capital resource?

• Hammer

• The three little pigs

• Trees

• Water

Who are considered human resources in the context of the story?

• The land on which the houses were built

• The materials like straw and sticks

• The three little pigs who built the houses

• The tools used to build the houses