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The Pineapple Jam Path

Trace pineapple jam from an island farm through a food factory and store to the consumer.

Grade 2Social StudiesInteractive · Printable

Aligned toECO.2.2

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  • 1 C3 Framework standard
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  • 14 questions
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Format
Interactive · Printable
Grade
Grade 2
Subject
Social Studies
Question types
Fill in the blank, Multiple choice, Matching, Circle the answer, Sorting, Short answer

About this worksheet

What students practice

  • Students trace a product from a farm through a factory and store to a consumer.
  • Students identify how workers at different places help a product reach a consumer.

How to use

Read the story aloud or let students read it with a partner. Have students retell the product journey before completing the graph and evidence questions.

Curriculum

C3 Framework standard covered

ECO.2.2

Trace how a product travels from a farm or factory to a store and to the consumer.

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The Pineapple Jam Path

Follow a product from an island farm to a family.

Read the product story

Read about how pineapple jam travels on Koa Island. Then answer the questions.

From Pineapple Farm to Family Table

On Koa Island, Talia's family grows pineapples on a farm. Each morning, workers check the fruit and pick pineapples that are ripe. They place them in clean crates. Workers count the crates before a small truck carries them to the island food factory.

At the factory, workers wash, cut, and cook the pineapples with sugar in large pots. Then they pour the warm jam into jars, seal the jars, and put labels on them. The farm and factory are different places, so the product makes a stop before it reaches a store.

A delivery van carries the jars to Palm Street Store and Sunrise Grocery. Store workers place the jars on shelves. Talia's neighbor, Mr. Chen, buys a jar at Palm Street Store. At home, he spreads the jam on toast. The farm workers, factory workers, van driver, and store workers each help the product move along its path. Mr. Chen is the consumer because he buys and uses the jam.

1.
What happens right after workers pick the ripe pineapples?
  • A. Store workers put jars on shelves.
  • B. Mr. Chen spreads jam on toast.
  • C. Workers place the pineapples in clean crates.
  • D. Factory workers cook the fruit into jam.
2.
Match each job to the person or place that does it in the story.
  1. Grow and pick the pineapples
  2. Wash, cut, and cook the pineapples
  3. Carry the jars to the stores
  4. Buy a jar and use it at home
  1. A. The delivery van driver
  2. B. Mr. Chen
  3. C. The factory workers
  4. D. The farm workers

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