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3-5, 6-8, 9-12
World Geography and Economics
Celebrate National Geography Awareness Week November 13 - 17 with these cross-curricular lessons for grades 3 - 12.
Grades: Higher Education, K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-12
EXPLORE CEE's NEW 5TH EDITION AP ECON WORKBOOKS
Discover the 5th edition of AP Economics Macro and Micro teacher and student editions by the Council for Economic Education. Aligned with College Board courses, these CEE bestsellers feature expanded content, unit overviews, well-structured lesson plans, and practice questions to enhance AP-level economics instruction.
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Grades: 9-12
NEW ETHICS, ECONOMICS, AND SOCIAL ISSUES LESSONS
Help your students to think critically about ethical issues and understand why ideas of right and wrong are vital to economic decision making.
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Grades 6-8, 9-12
Bell Ringers, Warm-ups, and Hooks
In this personal finance and economics activity, teachers will be able to find a variety of bell ringers and warm-ups.
Grades 9-12
Federal Budget: The Fiscal Ship Game
In this lesson, updated with 2023 statistics, students learn about the challenges of the federal debt and play the Fiscal...
Key Concepts: Budget Deficits and Public Debt, Fiscal Policy, Roles of Government
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Grades 6-8, 9-12
PBS-NOVA Financial Lab
Managing money is hard! Even when you know what you should do, it can be hard to actually do it....
Key Concepts: Budgeting, Opportunity Cost, Saving
Grades 9-12
How Can You Apply Ethics and Economics to Any Issue?
In this economics and ethics guide, students will use the ethical and economic way of thinking to examine the choices...
Key Concepts: Decision Making
Grades K-2, 3-5
Curious George Economics
Use the lovable character Curious George to capture student attention while teaching about personal finance and economics.
Key Concepts: Goods and Services, Productive Resources, Saving…
On This Day in Economic History
December
17
1878
Because of a decrease in demand, the U.S. Gold Exchange closes its doors, only to reopen again in 1879.
