James Madison University Center for Economic Education
Apr 16, 2020 - Apr 16, 2021
All Day
Registration Deadline: April 16, 2021
Grade Level: Grade 4, Grade 5
Potential Recertification Credits: 1
Explore ways to use the world of Sesame Street to teach students about goods and services, producers and consumers, productive resources and more!
Teachers will gain activities using books and videos from 123 Sesame Street to bring the world of econ and personal finance to life. Don’t miss this chance to use everyone’s favorite street to help grab your student’s attention for your next econ lesson!
Fee: NO CHARGE
Instructor: John B. Kruggel, Associate Director
Contact Person:
John B. Kruggel, Associate Director
Center for Economic Education
James Madison University
540.568.3248
kruggejb@jmu.edu
OFFERED BY:
SPONSORS
This program is offered at no cost with support from Shenandoah Valley Economic Education, and Fund for Teaching Excellence .
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