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Economics - Programs at a Glance

The programs listed below are designed to be used as a course, module or as a unit. Each program includes lesson, activities and other resources. For programs that require student logins, verify that the website or digital tool meets your school system's requirements and are 508 COMAR compliant.

This online multimedia teaching package features a number of resources to enhance your teaching of core economic topics. Each module includes video content that covers key concepts, with content ranging from informational videos to lectures from economists and master teacher lesson demonstrations. Use the entire module or select from individual lessons.

  • Grades: 9-12
  • Source: Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta
  • Format: A voice-over PowerPoint lesson features a narrator speaking over slides; SmartBoard lessons, the Test Your Knowledge interactive quiz gauges students’ understanding of the lesson.

Exam overview (includes embedded link for online AP exam recommendations)
Flashcards, videos, general tips and preparation resources.

  • Source: Albert.com
  • Grade: AP Economics
  • Format: Online, student accounts required along with a subscription

Over 180 resources that can be used as individual lessons, part of a program or an entire course; 25 AP Econ subject videos with filtering available by topic; pre and post testing available by instructor, option for creating classroom accounts.

  • Grades: K-12
  • Source: St. Louis Federal Reserve
  • Format: Virtual friendly, some content requires student login, LMS integration is available (Canvas), free access

Access to materials including lesson plans, NearPod, and presentation requires a one-time purchase. For more details, visit https://www.acdcecon.com/. Free YouTube videos and resources for students are available (https://www.youtube.com/c/ACDCLeadership/featured 

As well as free teacher videos and resources.  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCGyVZ6vBKEXW2cBRtpbGZoA/about 

  • Grades: 9-12 
  • Source: ACDC Leadership
  • Format: Virtual friendly, video content is available for free; a fee is required for review materials and other teacher resources.

Use as an entire course or for selected topics; includes lesson plans, videos and interactive activities for AP Economics as well as standard Economics courses; sign up for EconInBox for weekly economics updates.https://www.econinbox.com/ 

  • Grades: 9-12 
  • Source: Marginal Revolution University
  • Format: On-line, practice questions, interactive activities, lesson plans and professional development, free access.

Designed for students who are taking one economics course. The entire program includes 19 economics and 7 personal finance modules. Teachers will find eBooks, videos, discussions, quizzes, exams and other classroom activities.

  • Grades: 9-12
  • Source: Certell
  • Format: Ebook, requires student login; teacher materials are available at no cost.


Free downloadable virtual economics textbook with embedded videos, lessons, and activities. This Common Sense Economics website, its accompanying textbook and its course package provide tools to help make economics fun. 

  • Grades: 9-12, AP Economics
  • Source: Common Sense Economics
  • Format: PDF lessons, PowerPoints, Common Sense Economics: What Everyone Should Know About Wealth and Prosperity is available for purchase.

Designed for AP Economics courses, Jason Welker’s  video lessons highlight concepts within each unit. Videos are 6-15 minutes long. There is a fee to purchase lesson plans and PowerPoint presentations. Topics include: Basic Economic Concepts; Supply and Demand; Production, Cost, and the Perfect Competition Model; Imperfect Competition;  Factor Markets; Market Failure and the Role of Government.

  • Source: Econ Classroom
  • Grade: AP Economics
  • Format: PDF lessons, PowerPoint (fee charged)

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