The Center for Economic Education maintains a curriculum library of resources appropriate for K-12 educators to use in integrating economics into their classrooms.

Below are links to materials in the curriculum library:

• Children's Literature and Economics Report - a compilation of literature titles with economic concepts referenced in various economic education curriculum publications.
• The Center's list of children's literature titles - a listing of children's titles maintained in the Center's library for demonstration purposes.
• Using Children's Literature to Teach Economics - a slide presentation in .pdf format outlining various approaches to using literature to teach economic concepts. (This is a large file)
• The Handy Dandy Guide to Economic Thinking - the essence of economic thinking reduced to six basic concepts.

These documents require Adobe Acrobat Reader. Contact the Center for more information about borrowing materials from the curriculum library.