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In this math lesson, students will examine and calculate interest on loans and investments.

In this economics lesson, students will use a production possibilities curve to learn about scarcity and opportunity cost.

In this economics interactive, users will play a drag and drop interactive to find the difference between Keynesian theory and New Classical theory.

In this economics lesson, students take on the role of budget manager for a power company interested in building a nuclear power plant and reactor. Students then work in groups to explore energy options, choosing the best source during a Four Corners activity. 

In this economics lesson, students will analyze responses to the COVID-19 crisis to learn about fiscal policy and its limits.

In this high school economics lesson, students take part in an interactive simulation that demonstrates how batteries operate, participate in mini-skits, and discuss how batteries have improved productivity and economic efficiency.

In this economics lesson, students will learn about economic data and what they communicate about the health of the economy.

This interest calculator can be used to calculate the monthly payments and final amount paid on a loan for various interest rates, term lengths and base amounts. It is intended for use with Lesson 23, Interest Rates: Let's Go Shopping for Money, in CEE's High School Economics publication, av…

A prodution activity and graphing with yarn help students to understand the Production Possibilities Curve in this economics lesson.

The Financial Fitness for Life: Upper Elementary Test (FFFL-UE Test) is a standardized test for measuring the achievement of upper elementary students in courses that use the Financial Fitness for Life curriculum materials and in other courses that emphasize instruction in personal finance. …