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Intro to Economics
Getting Started
Unit Plan Details
• Google Docs-based materials for easy editing and adaptation
• Google Slides for teaching (with “walkthrough” videos)
• Student worksheets available for each lesson plan
• Answer keys available for every assignment
• Google Forms available for most Exit Tickets
• Assessment bank featuring both multiple choice and short answer questions (with answer key)
• Videos available through YouTube
Intro to Economics
GDP: A Measure
of Economic Health
• 100% free
• 5 lesson plans
• Easy-to-use
Engaging Activities
Students play engaging interactives with real-time feedback.
Teacher Friendly
Easy-to-understand lesson plans, Google Slides for teaching, activities for students, and answer keys provided via Google Docs.
Real-World Examples
Incorporates real-life examples of economics concepts.
Intro to Economics
GDP: A Measure
of Economic Health
Intro to Economics
Applicable High School Courses:
5-Day Unit Plan Overview
Day 1
Economic Decision Making
Video + Comprehension Q's
Visualize opportunity costs and tradeoffs in this fun and immersive video.
Interactive Practice
Students tackle real-world scenarios to test their understanding of sunk costs.
Featuring:
Day 2
Incentives & Unintended Consequences
Classroom Activity
Auction a dollar bill off for more than a dollar using incentives!
Interactive Practice
Choose your own policy adventure! Students pick policies and try to avoid unintended consequences.
Featuring:
Day 3
Economic Growth
Video + Comprehension Q's
Take a journey through millennia of human history, and uncover how the "hockey stick" of growth dramatically reshaped our lives.
Classroom Activity
Students brainstorm important inventions and discover their clustered emergence in the last 200 years, highlighting the recent explosion in growth.
Featuring:
Day 4
Institutions
Video + Comprehension Q's
After WWII, Korea split in two. Today, their economic disparity is so dramatic that you can see it from space. Why?
Classroom Activity
Students try their hand at designing an institution to fix a relatable problem: how to fairly grade group projects!
Featuring:
• High School Economics
• AP Microeconomics
• AP Macroeconomics
Day 5
Markets and the Invisible Hand
Video + Comprehension Q's
How does a rose grown in Colombia end up in Chicago for Valentine's Day? Discover the global path a rose takes, directed by the "invisible hand" of economics.
Gratitude
Students write a thank-you note to someone involved in producing something they enjoy.
Featuring:
Videos
Introduce key concepts like opportunity cost and tradeoffs.
Stunning Graphics
Slides and videos include graphics and images that make economics relevant and engaging for students.
Unit Plan Details
•Google Docs-based materials for easy editing and adaptation
•Google Slides for teaching (with “walkthrough” videos)
•Student worksheets available for each lesson plan
•Answer keys available for
every assignment
•Google Forms available for most
Exit Tickets
•Assessment bank featuring both multiple choice and short answer questions (with answer key)
•Videos available through YouTube
Getting Started
Outstanding videos and practice questions - nothing like it anywhere. This is reshaping how I teach and what I teach - I have shared it with my colleagues. Thank you for your forward-thinking approach to teaching.
– Dave S., Canada
I've found this new format (connecting video-homework-multiple choice, etc. in a "pill" format) absolutely terrific!
– Mario S., Spain
My students loved the globalization lessons. They were really engaged and particularly liked the videos.
– Kathleen B., USA
I love it! It looks like so much fun to teach. I can't wait.
– Joe P., USA
Globalization is a huge curriculum need. This fills the void.
– Michelle C., USA
I really enjoyed the curriculum as it made globalization real for the students.
– Michael S., USA
I will 100% be replacing my current unit on globalization with this!
– Kyle D., USA
– Testimonials –
Outstanding videos and practice questions - nothing like it anywhere.
This is reshaping how I teach and what
I teach - I have shared it with my colleagues. Thank you for your forward-thinking approach to teaching.
– Dave S., Canada
I've found this new format (connecting video-homework-multiple choice, etc. in
a "pill" format) absolutely terrific!
– Mario S., Spain
My students loved the globalization lessons. They were really engaged and particularly liked the videos.
– Kathleen B., USA
I love it! It looks like so much fun to teach. I can't wait.
– Joe P., USA
Globalization is a huge curriculum need. This fills the void.
– Michelle C., USA
I really enjoyed the curriculum as it made globalization real for the students.
– Michael S., USA
I will 100% be replacing my current unit on globalization with this!
– Kyle D., USA
– Testimonials –
Unit Plan Overview
Day 1
Economic Decision Making
Video + Comprehension Q's
Visualize opportunity costs and tradeoffs in this fun and immersive video.
Interactive Practice
Students tackle real-world scenarios to test their understanding of sunk costs.
Featuring:
Day 2
Incentives & Unintended Consequences
Classroom Activity
Auction a dollar bill off for more than a dollar using incentives!
Interactive Practice
Choose your own policy adventure! Students pick policies and try to avoid unintended consequences.
Featuring:
Days 3
Economic Growth
Video + Comprehension Q's
Take a journey through millennia of human history, and uncover how the "hockey stick" of growth' dramatically reshaped our lives.
Classroom Activity
Students brainstorm important inventions and discover their clustered emergence in the last 200 years, highlighting the recent explosion in growth.
Featuring:
Applicable High School Courses:
• High School Economics
• AP Microeconomics
• AP Macroeconomics
Day 4
Institutions
Video + Comprehension Q's
After WWII, Korea split in two. Today, their economic disparity is so dramatic that you can see it from space. Why?
Classroom Activity
Students try their hand at designing an institution to fix a relatable problem: how to fairly grade group projects!
Featuring:
Day 5
Markets and the Invisible Hand
Video + Comprehension Q's
How does a rose grown in Colombia end up in Chicago for Valentine's Day? Discover the global path a rose takes, directed by the "invisible hand" of economics.
Gratitude
Students write a thank-you note to someone involved in producing something they enjoy.
Featuring:
Intro to Economics
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A Game of Unintended Consequences
Students play a choose-your-own adventure game where they face real-world policy decisions.
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Real-World Examples
Show your students that economics is all around them.
• 100% free
• 5 lesson plans
• Easy-to-use
Interactive Practice
Students play engaging interactives with real-time feedback.
Real-World Examples
Incorporates real-life examples of economics concepts.
Teacher Friendly
Easy-to-understand lesson plans, Google Slides for teaching, activities for students, and answer keys provided via Google Docs.
Intro to Economics
Videos
Introduce key concepts like opportunity cost and tradeoffs.
◀
A Game of Unintended Consequences
Students play a choose your own adventure game where they face real-world policy decisions.
HIGH SCHOOL UNIT PLAN
