Web Curricula

• Center for Economic Education at the University of Nebraska at Omaha — Resources for economics teachers from K–12 to college/university level, as well as links to other web sites with economic information
• Center for Entrepreneurship and Economic Education — Sponsored by the University of Missouri-St. Louis and affiliated with the Missouri Council on Economic Education
• EconEDLink — Classroom-tested, Internet-based economic lesson materials for grades K-12
• Econ Exchange — A semi-annual publication for K-12 teachers.
• Great Economists Treasure Hunt — Treasure or treachery await your students as they journey through the Great Economic Timeline, gathering answers to unlock the ancient treasure chest. Produced by the San Francisco Fed.
• H.I.P. Pocket Change — The U.S. Mint's educational site for kids
• JA Student Center — The JA Student Center is an online navigational tool geared to help your students become workforce ready. They can gain knowledge on how to handle their money, explore careers, get tips on starting a business and much more.
• Jump$tart: Financial Smarts for Students — Activities, information and resources from the Jump$tart Coalition for Personal Financial Literacy, which promotes personal finance education for grades K-12
• Lesson Plan for New Quarters — Lesson plans covering the U.S. Mint's 50 State Quarters™ program, designed for grades K-6
• The Stock Market Game — An electronic educational simulation program designed to help students in grades 4-12 learn more about economics, finance and the American economic system
• U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing's Kids' Page — Interactive displays and games that help educate children ages 5 to 13 about anti-counterfeiting features
• What's a Dollar Worth? — A Minneapolis Fed site that includes a CPI inflation calculator
• Wise Pockets World — University of Missouri-St. Louis site that helps kids, parents and teachers learn about managing money