Subject 09

Economics

Explore needs, wants, resources, work, saving, and exchange. Start with a printable activity and connect the ideas to familiar choices at home, at school, or in a community.

Explore money, markets, resources, and the choices people make. Learn through examples from Black American, African, Caribbean, and other communities.

Courses in this subject

Financial set-up for teens is coming.

A single one-hour class for ages 14 to 16. Join free to hear first when it opens, and start with the worksheets today.

For parents

Learning sticks when it comes home. Here is how to keep the conversation going.

At the dinner table

  1. If you had twenty dollars and a Saturday, what would you do with it?
  2. What does our family spend money on that matters most?
  3. What is something our neighborhood needs that someone could build?

What your child builds

  • Money words they can use: earn, save, spend, give, invest.
  • Understanding how people organize and participate in different kinds of markets.
  • The itch to build something the community needs.

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