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Download full textJulia Mittelberg – Advocate, 2013
Teaching economics to elementary aged children can be a challenge for classroom teachers. Using popular children's literature is an engaging and fun way to involve students in learning important economic lessons while integrating the content with language arts standards. This article will describe how to use children's books to teach economic…
Descriptors: Teaching Methods, Elementary School Students, Economics Education, Misconceptions
