Resources
Here’s a collection of resources that have helped me teach my students. From notes to activities to videos, hopefully you can find something that works for you!
Check back often! I’ll be adding to this section, eventually breaking it down by units.
AP Macroeconomics Resources
Broken down by units, you'll find resources for learning and teaching!
AP Microeconomics Resources
Broken down by units, you'll find resources for learning and teaching!
ReviewEcon.com
This website has been created by an AP Econ teacher, Jacob Reed! There are flashcards, graphing practice, games, multiple choice practice questions, and free response practice questions. Check out his YouTube channel too!
Michelle Wood's Teachers-Pay-Teachers Store
I've got Cornell Notes for each of the sections/units for AP Micro and AP Macro. I also have Unit Reviews for each unit (Macro and Micro). I will be adding some worksheets for graphing practice and calculations practice.
ACDC Econ
Jacob Clifford has resources for teachers. I got started with his materials when I didn't have a clue what I was doing! His YouTube channel is also extremely helpful: Jacob Clifford's YouTube Channel
Investopedia
This is an amazing website! Just search the concept you are looking for and they will explain it to you in plain terms! Sometimes they have a quick two-minute video that is great for showing to students. They also have a great stock market simulation if you want to explore that with your students, plus lots and lots of articles about economics and current economic concerns!
Next Gen Personal Finance
Need something to do with your students after the AP tests? Try Next Gen Personal Finance. So many lesson plans to choose from! And it's all free! Sign up for a teacher account and they will send you access to the answer documents. They also offer loads of professional development.
Marginal Revolution University
This site has lots of videos that explain economic concepts and some activities you can use in your classroom. You can also sign up for their emails - EconInbox - and they will tailor their communications to follow your syllabus.
Econ Ed - St. Louis Federal Reserve Bank
The St. Louis Fed has a great lesson plans for all levels of economics, elementary through college. They also have wonderful graphs to use in the classroom. You will find these under the heading FRED - Federal Reserve Economic Data. This is great for when you want to display GDP, Unemployment, and Inflation trends. But not just that - they have every piece of economic data you could ever wish for!