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Publisher’s Story Summary: When Cris Peterson’s cow Annabelle gives birth to a calf, an amazing process begins. Now Annabelle can produce milk—about 40,000 glasses of milk each year, or enough cheese to top 1,800 pizzas. Alvis Upitis’s sparkling photographs document the cheese-making process—starting on the farm where Annabelle’s calf is born and milking begins, then moving to the cheese-making plant where the milk is heated and cooled, stirred and swirled, thickened, drained, and sliced—and finally packaged for stores. |
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LESSON: EXTRA CHEESE, PLEASE! Lesson Summary Concept: Productive Resources Definition: Productive Resources are the natural, human, and capital resources that are used in the production of goods and services. Comprehension Questions What are the natural resources in the story? What are the human resources in the story? What are the capital resources in the story? What are some of the skills the human resources must have to produce milk and cheese? The whey that came from the production of cheese became a productive resource. Explain how. What is the final product (good) that results from the production? Other Concepts: Goods & Services, Producers, Specialization |
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