Economics for Kids: Needs and Wants

The video 'Economics for Kids' by Teaching Without Frills explains the difference between needs and wants. Needs are essential for survival, such as food, water, air, and shelter, while wants are non-essential items like toys and games. The video provides examples to help distinguish between needs and wants, such as hamburgers, plants, and cars. It concludes with a prompt to explore more videos in the series and mentions where to find Teaching Without Frills online.

In what ways do plants fulfill our needs?

What are some alternatives to having a car for transportation?