Additional instructor resources available at:

Buddy Bargain and the Gang

  • Kindergarten Program 1: How Money Works
    • Making Choices About Money
    • Goods and Services
    • How Consumers Use Money

  • Kindergarten Program 2: How Families Make Money
    • Which Coins are Which?
    • Jobs in the Family
    • Families and Income
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  • Grade 1 Program 1: Producing Producers
    Examples of Goods and Services
    What Do Producers Provide?
    Different Kinds of Jobs

  • Grade 1 Program 2: Getting Goods and Services
    Coins and Currency
    Money and Exchange
    How is Income Used?

  • Grade 1 Program 3: Making Money Choices
    People Must Make Choices
    Trade-Offs of Choices
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  • Grade 2 Program 1: Buying and Selling
    • Satisfying Wants with Goods and Services
    • Consumers and Producers
    • Examples of Consumers and Producers

  • Grade 2 Program 2: Spending or Stashing Your Cash
    • Exchanging Money for Purchases
    • Jobs, Income, and Employee Benefits
    • What Does it Mean to Save?

  • Grade 2 Program 3: Picking Between Price Tags
    • The Decision-Making Process
    • The Opportunity Cost of a Choice
    • What is a Budget?

Sydney Good¢ents and Friends

  • Grade 3 Program 1: Dollar Dilemmas
    • Producers and Consumers
    • Consumers and Their Wants
    • How Markets are Created

  • Grade 3 Program 2: Money Mayhem
    • Some Resources are Limited
    • How Wants are Satisfied
    • Opportunity Costs

  • Grade 3 Program 3: Earning Income and Incentives
    • Where People Save and Borrow
    • How Income is Used
    • Human Capital and Incentives
    • Employee Benefits and Jobs
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  • Grade 4 Program 1: The Trade-Off Tug-of-War
    Opportunity Costs of Activities
    Most Decisions Require Trade-Offs
    Costs Versus Benefits
  • Grade 4 Program 2: A Supply and Demand Market
    Market Economic System
    Market Competition and Prices
    Careers and Specialization
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  • Grade 5 Program 1: Decisions, Decisions
    Effects of Scarce Resources
    What Influences Choices?
    Decisions Involve Trade-Offs

  • Grade 5 Program 2: Making a Buck
    Producing Goods and Services
    How are Prices Determined?
    Competition Affects Prices

  • Grade 5 Program 3: Helping Bankers Help You
    What are Banks?
    What is Credit?
    Choices Have Financial Effects
    Spending, Saving, and Borrowing
    Positive and Negative Incentives

  • Grade 5 Program 4: The Tax Man
    How Governments Use Taxes
    • Government Revenue Sources

The Moolah Report - Cents-ible News

  • Grade 6 Program 1:The Budget Balancing Act
    • Budgeting, Trade-Offs, and Opportunity Costs
    • Spending Less, Saving the Rest
    • Income Management and Payment Methods
    • To Spend, Save, or Borrow? That is the Question!

  • Grade 6 Program 2: The Specs on Specialization
    • The Importance of Specialization
    • The Effect of Productivity on Income
    • Improving Productivity Through Specialization
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  • Grade 7 Program 1: Personal and Public Benefits
    Inflation and Deflation
    Positive and Negative Incentives
    Types of Employee Benefits
    Government Goods and Services

  • Grade 7 Program 2: Investing in Your Future
    Human Capital Supply and Demand
    What is Compound Interest?
    Return, Liquidity, and Risk
    Costs and Benefits of Spending, Saving, or Borrowing
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  • Grade 8 Program 1: Income, Incentives, and Institutions
    • Types of Earned Income
    • Employee Responses to Positive and Negative Incentives
    • Specialized Economic Institutions

  • Grade 8 Program 2: Starting the Savings Snowball
    • Saving Accumulation: Amount Saved, Rate of Return, and Time
    • Products and Services: Spending, Saving, or Borrowing Decisions
    • Calculating Interest and Account Balances

  • Grade 8 Program 3: Mastering Your Money
    • Opportunity Cost: Decisions for Your Budget
    • Being an Informed Consumer

     

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