Farmers and Townspeople
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Farmers and Townspeople
A Community Works Together
Before many roads and stores reached faraway places, farms and small towns relied on one another. Rosa lived on a farm a few miles from town. In spring, she planted two crops: a small legume and a grain used for food. During summer, she watered the plants and cared for her goats. When the crops were ready as autumn arrived, Rosa loaded baskets onto a wagon and brought them to town. In town, Mr. Lee ran a mill that turned grain into flour. A baker used the flour to make loaves of bread. The town had other useful workers, too. A tailor sewed strong clothes, and a shopkeeper sold lamps, soap, and other supplies. At the weekly market, Rosa exchanged some of her crops for flour, a repaired tool, and a warm coat. Town families bought fresh food from farmers like Rosa. Farmers got goods and help that were hard to make on their own. By sharing their work and trading what they had, people in the farm and town could meet more of their needs.
Show What You Understand
Choose the best answer for each question.
- In a house beside the market
- On a farm outside town
- Above the bakery
- At the town mill
- Beans and oats
- Apples and corn
- Wheat and carrots
- Peas and potatoes
- Turned it into flour
- Made it into cloth
- Stored it in baskets
- Fed it to goats
- In winter
- In spring
- In summer
- In fall
- Gave something and received something in return
- Put something away for later
- Made something grow
- Carried something a long distance
- Mill worker
- Baker
- Tailor
- Shopkeeper
- Makes loaves of bread
- Sells supplies
- Sews clothes
- Turns grain into flour
- People in farms and towns traded and shared work to meet their needs
- Rosa wanted to move from the farm into town
- The town market sold only clothes and lamps
- Farmers did all the work in their community
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