Economic Lessons Pre-K

• An Apple A Day
• Making Money
• People Who Help Us
• Pizza at Sally's
• The Supermarket
• Where do you Live

Economic Lessons Grades K-3

• All About Potatoes
• Apple Picking Time
• Apple Farm Annie
• Beatrice's Goat
• Candy Shop
• Charlie Needs a Cloak
• Clara and the Bookwagon
• Common Ground
• Community Helpers A-Z
• Community Jobs
• Cotton Plant to Cotton Shirt
• Count Your Way to Iran
• Everybody Serves Soup
• Emeka's Gift
• Erandis Braids
• Farming
• Follow That Food
• George Washington Carver
• Goat in the Rug
• How Goods are Moved
• How is a Crayon Made
• How to Make an Apple Pie & See the World
• Long Ago
• Making Choices
• Made in Mexico
• Mama Panya Pancakes
• Masai and I
• My Rows & Piles of Coins
• A New Coat for Anna
• On Market Street
• Oranges to Orange Juice
• Our Government
• Our Money
• Pancakes, Pancakes
• Peanuts to Peanut Butter
• Production
• Pumpkins
• Saturday Sancocho
• Shipping Goods
• Sweet Clara & the Freedom Quilt
• Taxi
• The Pumpkin Market
• Three Days on a River
• Uncle Jed's Barbershop
• Using Nature's Gifts
• Vision of Beauty
• Wagon Wheels
• What Can I Buy
• What Do We Pay For
• What is Technology?
• Wheat
• World of Homes
• People Work
• Pioneer Bear
• The Real McCoy

Personal Finance Lessons Grades 3-5

• Be a Wise Consumer
• Isabel's Carwash
• Mama Panya Pancakes
• Pickle Patch Bathtub
• Planning a Budget
• Rock Brock & the Savings Shock
• Spend or Save
• Vision of Beauty

Economic Lessons Grades 4-5

• Abigail Adams
• Can't You Make Them Behave
• Chestertown Tea Party
• Circle Unbroken
• Colonial Crafts and Trades
• Five Notable Inventors
• George vs George
• Hog Music
• How Ben Franklin Stole Lightning
• Indentured Servant In Maryland
• Maryland - Portrait of an Economy
• Minty
• Molly Bannaky
• River is My Life
• The Gristmill
• Gristmill Pictures
• Stranded at Plimoth Plantation 1626
• Triangular Trade
• What are you Figuring Benjamin Bannaker?
• The World Turned Upside Down

Economic Lessons Grades 6-8

•  Across the Lines
• The Amazing Printing Press
• The Big Winner
• Economy and Industry in Egypt
• Five Years to Life
• Forty Acres and a Mule
• Canals and the Growth of America
• Johnny Tremain
• Triangular Trade
• Two Tickets to Freedom
• Weather Alert- Supply and Demand

Economic Lessons Grades 9-12

• Carlisle Indian Industrial School
• The Economics of the Civil Rights Movement-An Historical Investigation
• Costs and Benefits of Segregation
• The Dust Bowl
• John F. Kennedy and The Cold War
• The Marshall Plan and The Reconstruction of Europe
• Child Labor

How To $pend the Rest of Your Life - Now That You're On Your Own

Audience:
· Adolescents age 16-20
· Parents, educators, and advisors who live and work with young adults.

How to $pend the Rest of Your Life provides young adults with an understanding of the financial issues and responsibilities they will face once they live home for college or a life on their own. Through "live" interviews with actual young adults, the program examines the benefits of saving, credit, and budgeting and the consequences of overspending. Through active example, the program helps young adults become informed financial consumers and encourages children and their parents to openly discuss financial realities and choices.

Choices & Changes: Making Decisions That Make Sense

Audience:
· Adolescents age 11 - 20
· Teachers and parents of teenagers

Choices & Changes helps teens recognize that they need to make informed decisions about sexual issues and that the choices they make today can affect them for the rest of their lives. Hosted by Homocide's Rhonda Overby, the program features learning segments which focus on: 1) teen sexuality and abstinence; 2) STD's and teen pregnancy; 3) the academic and economic realities of teen parenthood. Each segment includes candid interviews with actual teens.