Economics Wisconsin
"providing resources to teach students financial literacy and economic understanding"


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Resources

Lesson Plans

EconomicsWisconsin's Online Guide - search by grade level or standard

EconomicsWisconsin's Message Boards for Teachers

NCEE Online Lessons - search by grade level, economic concept or standard

Lesson Plans for All Ages

Activities and Lessons for Young Students

Online Activities for High School Students

WebQuests - for all ages

Book List - stories to promote financial literacy

Stock Market Game lesson plans

Textbooks - from the National Council on Economic Education

Free Financial Literacy and Economic Multi-media

 


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Economic and Personal Finance Textbooks

Certification Requirements to Obtain an Economics Teaching License

Curricula Guide:"Personal Finance Topics & Materials for Economics, Business & Family and Consumer Education Courses"

The Journal of Economic Education Home Page

Professional Organizations

Data Links Data and Economic Information

Wisconsin State Standards



Lesson Plans

EconomicsWisconsin Online Guide

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NCEE Online Lessons

Use the pull-down menus to search for online lessons from all of NCEE's programs, including EconEdLink, The Mint, ECONnections, Economics International®, and ItAllAddsUp. The online lessons database currently has 535 lessons to choose from


Lesson Plans for All Ages

  • The Artist as Entrepreneur - This series of lessons is designed for high school students who are interested in learning more about art as a business.
  • Consumer Jungle - Helping turn high school students into savvy consumers without putting them to sleep.
  • EconEd Link - A premier source of classroom tested, Internet-based economic lesson materials for K-12 teachers and their students
  • Economic Education Web - The K-5 Economics and 6-12 Economics navigation menus are organized so that you can locate resources by concept, by standard, or by lesson keyed to concept and standards
  • Family Economics and Financial Education offers a wealth of activity based lessons designed using the multiple intelligences model in a ready-to-teach format requiring minimal educator preparation. Offers Take Charge of Your Finances, an 18 week semester course for daily, 45 minute class periods Semester Curriculum
  • Learning, Earning, and Investing - offers a wide array of current data, investment education links, downloadable classroom visuals, interactive lessons and classroom-tested print lessons to teach the benefits of and strategies for long-term investing success.
  • The Mint - Lesson Plans to teach 6-12 graders to manage money
  • New York Stock Exchange - offers a variety of lesson plans, activities and posters.
  • Practical Money Skills for Life - Classroom resources for financial literacy education.
  • YoungInvestor.com - Lessons for grades Pre-K to 12

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Activities and Lessons for Young Students

Online Activities for High School Students

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WebQuests

Grade 3-5

Grade 6-8

Grade 9-12

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Free Financial Literacy, Economic Multi-media, and Teachers' Guides

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Online Tutorials / Demos

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Certification Requirements for Economics License

Click here view requirements for Broad Filed Social Studies teachers to obtain an economic license. Requirements are listed by university/college.

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Data Links

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Economic and Personal Finance Textbooks

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Professional Organizations

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Wisconsin State Standards

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EconomicsWisconsin
Wisconsin Council on Economic Education
7635 W. Bluemound Road, Suite 106
Milwaukee, WI 53213

(414) 221-9400
Fax (414) 221-9790
EconEd@EconomicsWisconsin.org