Questions in Book 2 include discussions about bartering, what is money, supply and demand, banks and interest, Keynes, and lots more. This is Book 2 of 3, and it includes 40 lessons. The 3 books do get more complicated as you learn more terms and concepts. It would make sense to do them in order. ~Sara
Free Market Rules Economic Curriculum (Units 11-20)
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Publisher's Description of Free Market Rules Economic Curriculum (Units 11-20)
Our award-winning economic curriculum helps children of all ages learn about the free market. This purchase of Units 11-20 contains the second series of 10 units in the program, each of which has 4 lessons. So you’ll get the second series of 40 lessons, each of which contains:
- Quick introductory content for parents to get up to speed on that week’s concept
- Lesson or activity for young children
- Lesson or activity for older children
- Discussion prompts for the entire family
- “Go deeper” material for those who want to learn even more
Each 4-week unit centers around a specific question. Here are the topics for Units 11-20:
- How do we trade?
- What does money do?
- What should money be?
- How do we decide what to buy?
- What determines demand?
- How do we decide what to sell?
- How do supply and demand work together?
- What’s the price of time?
- How do banks work?
- What is Keynesianism?
Category Description for Tuttle Twins Free Market Rules for Economics
Free Market Rules is an engaging economics curriculum inspired by the Tuttle Twins that teaches children of all ages about the principles of the free market. Using thought-provoking questions, family discussions, and hands-on activities, it helps students understand economic concepts and their real-world implications from a Christian perspective.
The program is flexible for multi-age learning and can be
used as a high school elective when completed as a full series.
Key Curriculum Features:
- 3 books with 10 units each and 4 lessons per unit for a total of 120 lessons
- Can serve as a full-year high school economics elective when all three books are completed
- Each unit centers around a thought-provoking question (e.g., "Do you really need that?" or "What’s the best economic system?")
- Ideal for multi-age families — activities are differentiated for younger and older children with family discussion prompts
- Topics include needs vs. wants, trade, money, demand, products, banks, monopolies, taxes, Keynesianism, and more
- Consumable student pages and discussion guides for parents/teachers
- Focus on discussion and application with no answer key needed
Program Components:
- Three Student Books: Each with 10 units covering core free market principles (consumable student pages included)
- Discussion Guides: Parent/teacher prompts for family conversations and deeper exploration
Free Market Rules stands out for its family-friendly, discussion-based approach that makes economics accessible and relevant. It is an excellent choice for Christian homeschool families seeking an engaging, multi-age economics curriculum that builds understanding of free market principles.
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| Product Format: | Other |
|---|---|
| Grades: | K-12 |
| Brand: | Tuttle Twins |
| Length in Inches: | 11 |
| Width in Inches: | 9 |
| Height in Inches: | 0.875 |
| Weight in Pounds: | 1.75 |
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