Meet Kit: An American Girl
Learn how unemployment and reduced consumer and business spending can have on people's lives.
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31-45 min
An Orange in January (Lesson 3)
OVERVIEW
In this lesson, students learn about the economic concepts of consumer and producer. They give examples of consumers and producers from the book An Orange in January. They become producers by helping make orange juice popsicles and consumers when they eat the popsicles.
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Hometown Bank Makes a Loan
Teach about banks' community impact through an interactive role-play simulation demonstrating loan ripple effects.
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Kiddynomics: An Economics Curriculum for Young Learners, Lessons for Grades Pre-K-K
Introduce young children to the economic way of thinking.
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Betty Bunny Wants Everything (Lesson 1)
Learn about wants, choice, and scarcity.
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Nizzy and Cooper's ABC Adventure (Lesson 2)
Students learn what goods and services are.
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Just Saving My Money (Lesson 4)
In this lesson, students learn about banks and money.
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Saving, Spending, and Income: Save It! (Lesson 5)
Learn about income, saving, and spending.
