PPT: The Value of Work | Social Studies for Class 6 - New NCERT PDF Download

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VALUE OF
WORK
Class 6 
Social Studies
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VALUE OF
WORK
Class 6 
Social Studies
I n t r o d u c t i o n
Work is a big part of life! Some work earns money, while
some is done with love and care.
Economic work ? Done for money (e.g., teacher,
doctor, shopkeeper).
Non-economic work ? Done without payment
(e.g., mother cooking, friend helping).
Both are important—one helps us live, the other brings
happiness! Every kind of work makes the world better.
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VALUE OF
WORK
Class 6 
Social Studies
I n t r o d u c t i o n
Work is a big part of life! Some work earns money, while
some is done with love and care.
Economic work ? Done for money (e.g., teacher,
doctor, shopkeeper).
Non-economic work ? Done without payment
(e.g., mother cooking, friend helping).
Both are important—one helps us live, the other brings
happiness! Every kind of work makes the world better.
Types of Economic Activities
Economic activities help people earn money and keep the economy running. We
see them every day!
Jobs with Monthly Salaries ? People earn a fixed salary (e.g., bulldozer driver,
post office worker).
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VALUE OF
WORK
Class 6 
Social Studies
I n t r o d u c t i o n
Work is a big part of life! Some work earns money, while
some is done with love and care.
Economic work ? Done for money (e.g., teacher,
doctor, shopkeeper).
Non-economic work ? Done without payment
(e.g., mother cooking, friend helping).
Both are important—one helps us live, the other brings
happiness! Every kind of work makes the world better.
Types of Economic Activities
Economic activities help people earn money and keep the economy running. We
see them every day!
Jobs with Monthly Salaries ? People earn a fixed salary (e.g., bulldozer driver,
post office worker).
Daily Wage Work ? Some get paid daily (e.g., farm worker). Sometimes, they
get goods instead of money (payment in kind).
Selling Goods or Services ? Some sell things for profit (e.g., carpenter making
furniture). This is called value addition.
All these economic activities help people earn, live, and support the economy!
Types of Economic Activities
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VALUE OF
WORK
Class 6 
Social Studies
I n t r o d u c t i o n
Work is a big part of life! Some work earns money, while
some is done with love and care.
Economic work ? Done for money (e.g., teacher,
doctor, shopkeeper).
Non-economic work ? Done without payment
(e.g., mother cooking, friend helping).
Both are important—one helps us live, the other brings
happiness! Every kind of work makes the world better.
Types of Economic Activities
Economic activities help people earn money and keep the economy running. We
see them every day!
Jobs with Monthly Salaries ? People earn a fixed salary (e.g., bulldozer driver,
post office worker).
Daily Wage Work ? Some get paid daily (e.g., farm worker). Sometimes, they
get goods instead of money (payment in kind).
Selling Goods or Services ? Some sell things for profit (e.g., carpenter making
furniture). This is called value addition.
All these economic activities help people earn, live, and support the economy!
Types of Economic Activities The Importance of
Non-Economic Activities
Non-economic activities do not involve money, but they make life better and
more meaningful.