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Featuring fun ways to create holiday wreaths, this webinar presents activities and supporting picture books that explain the Christmas tree farms.

In 1936, an African American mailman living in New York City published the first ever Negro Motorist Green Book.  The book was a guide for travelling in the Jim Crow Era. The collection of Green Books are an invaluable primary source for unlocking a deeper understanding of the African Americ…

This webinar features economic concepts of choices, limited resources, and decision-making using books about immigrant experience.

Presented by the Arizona Council on Economic Education (ACEE), this session will provide educators with an opportunity to learn new lessons and strategies for teaching about holidays and celebrations through an economic lens. Participants will also learn how they can embed economic concepts …

In 1936, an African American mailman living in New York City published the first ever Negro Motorist Green Book.  The book was a guide for traveling in the Jim Crow Era. The collection of Green Books are an invaluable primary source for unlocking a deeper understanding of the African America…

In this webinar, you will be introduced picture books featuring characters making life-changing choices in immigrant experience.

Apply an Economic Way of Thinking to help students apply economic reasoning skills to critically think about human behavior.

Critical thinking skills used in economic analysis can allow kids to interpret history in new and exciting ways. Using the French Revolution, understand how price controls meant to protect the poor actually led to one of the bloodiest democratic revolutions in history. Bloodshed could have b…

In this webinar, you will learn to engage students using real-world examples and activities developed for Name, image, and likeness (NIL).

Welcome aboard as you learn how to engage students in applying economic concepts to the ultra low-cost airline market.