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Other Resources
Elementary
- "Show-Me" Economics!
K-4 and 5-8
- KinderEconomy K-3
- PlayDough Economics K-8
- Community Publishing Company 3-4
- Gingerbread Man K-3
- Economics in Children's Literature K-6
- Choices and Changes 3-4
- Labor Works for You 2-4
- Financial
Fitness for Life: Pocket Power (personal finance) K-2
- Financial
Fitness for Life: Steps
to Financial Fitness (personal finance) 3-5
- International
Money Museum 2-12 **KIT
- Lewis
and Clark Trunk 4--8
**KIT
- Westward
Expansion 4-12 **KIT
- Industrial
Revolution 4-12 **KIT
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Middle
- "Show-Me" Economics!
5-8
- Financial
Fitness for Life: Shaping Up Your Financial Future
(personal finance) 6-8
- Mathematics
and Economics: Connections for Life 6-8
- Economics & the Environment 6-10
- Lewis
and Clark Trunk 4--8
**KIT
- International
Money Museum 2-12 **KIT
- International News Journal 5-6
- Voyages of Columbus 4-6
- Kaleidoscope 4-6
- Mini Society® 3-7
- Teaching Strategies 5-6
- Chocies and Changes 5-6 and 7-8
- Arts Mart 6-8
- The Great Economic Mysteries Book: A
Guide to Teaching Economic Reasoning 6-8
- Adventures in Economics and U.S.
History 4-8
- Westward
Expansion 4-12 **KIT
- Industrial
Revolution 4-12 **KIT
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Secondary
- "Show-Me" Economics!
9-12
- Economics & the Environment 9-12
- Choices and Changes 9-10
- Eyes on the Economy - American History
- Economics and Entrepreneurship
- Capstone
- Teaching Strategies: U.S. and World
History, Civics, Personal Economics, and High School Economics
- International Trade 9-12
- The Great Economic Mysteries Book: A
Guide to Teaching Economic Reasoning 9-12
- Financial
Fitness for Life: Bringing Home the
Gold (personal finance economics) 9-12
- Mathematics and Economics: Connections
for Life 9-12
- International
Money Museum 2-12 **KIT
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Videos
- The Money Story
- Kids and Cash
- Banks, Business and Bucks
- The Money Connection
- Kingdom of Mocha
- Chickenomics
- Chickenfeed
- Once Upon a Dime
- The Fed Today
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Links to
Helpful Web Sites
- Missouri Council on Economic Education - links to the other centers in
our state
- EconEdLink - Internet lessons for the classroom
- ECONnections - Lessons for grades 3-12 or to assign as independent or
group study; adapted and expanded from NCEE materials.
- Federal Reserve Bank - Web page for students and teachers with
interviews, information on the role of the Federal Reserve Bank, a virtual tour, and
student activities.
- It All Adds Up - Web-based, interactive program designed to help high
school teachers and students understand responsible personal finance management skills and
the proper care and use of credit. Lessons and interactive questions about budgeting,
saving, investing, preparing for college, buying a car, and using credit.
- Stock Market
Game - Use this site to register teams and sign up for teaching training.
- Wise Pockets and Friends
- U.S. Mint
- The Learning Page - Web site that teaches U.S. history and culture
with suggestions for using photos, objects, life histories, and other primary sources in
the classroom with a lesson framework for including primary source documents into all
phases of instruction. Lesson plans on 17 topics in history.
- The Word on
Business - This site is the successor to a print version of The Word on Business
news journal that was published by the St. Louis Business Journal for six years
and distributed to high school students in the St. Louis area.
The goal of this national award is to promote economic literacy.
It's given to outstanding middle and high school teachers of economics.
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