Decisiones y Escasez

A comprehensive 20-week Practical Law course syllabus and initial instructional materials with an emphasis on Family & Juvenile Justice. Designed for high school classrooms, this bundle contains a course syllabus, introductory slide deck, and week 1 & 2 lessons with student worksheets and teacher guides.

An active, movement-based gallery walk where students act as economic detectives to analyze real-world scenarios. Students classify items into the four economic types of goods and determine price elasticity of demand using qualitative determinants instead of math.

A 2-page print-ready teacher facilitation guide and complete answer key. Contains physical classroom setup blueprints, team structures, guiding prompts, and breakdown of common student misconceptions.

A 3-day introductory unit designed for Philadelphia high school students. This sequence introduces local civic structures, power dynamics, and student agency through the lens of City Hall, SEPTA, and local school board policies, complete with slides, worksheets, teacher guides, and a diagnostic quiz.

A comprehensive lesson exploring the four primary economic systems (Traditional, Command, Market, and Mixed), including their subcategories, historical figures, and real-world examples.

A 2-page printable student recording sheet styled as a Top Secret Case File. Students note excludability, rivalry, elasticity, and supporting clues from the station signs with dedicated writing fields.

A comprehensive, 4-unit sequence designed for a CTE Career Pathway in Early Childhood Education. Each lesson equips high school/adult students with formal workplace preparation, industry-standard credentials, and professional habits.

A comprehensive lesson exploring the foundational economic principles of supply, demand, market equilibrium, and price elasticity through structured slides, guided notes, and active learning checks.

Eight printable station signs (8.5x11 in) for an active economics gallery walk. Each sign presents realistic case studies prompting students to classify goods into the four categories or analyze elasticity based on qualitative determinants.

An AP Human Geography unit covering geographic data, thinking spatially, scales of analysis, and regional analysis to understand how geographers interpret our world.

A comprehensive investigation into the ancient laws of Hammurabi, focusing on crime, justice, property, and social classes in Mesopotamia. This lesson includes scaffolds for language learners.

A highly visual, clean 6-slide presentation deck designed to guide students through each of the four economic systems and their subcategories, matching the graphic organizer.