Implement and use simple visual programming environments that include branching (decisions), iteration (repetition) and user input 

Choices about the use of resources result from the imbalance of limited resources and unlimited wants (i.e. the concept of scarcity) 

 

Decisions about the alternative use of resources result in the need to consider
 trade-offs (e.g. using the land to grow crops or to graze cattle) 


The impact consumer purchasing decisions can have on a family, the broader community 
 (e.g. purchasing from the local growers’ market or a supermarket chain) and the environment 

(e.g. pollution, waste) 

 

Businesses provide goods and services in different ways 
 (e.g. shopping centres, local markets, online stores, small independent stores, remote community stores) to earn revenue