Economics: A Christian Worldview – Teacher’s Guides

FOR CHRISTIAN SCHOOLS / 18-WEEK COURSE
(SEE BELOW FOR HOMESCHOOL CO-OP TEACHER’S GUIDE)

This Teacher’s Guide for Christian Schools is built to make teaching economics straightforward, interesting, and manageable—without leaving you to create everything yourself.

It accompanies Economics: A Christian Worldview, a course that presents key ideas about government’s limited legitimate role in the economy, the superiority of voluntary exchange (“capitalism”), flaws in government-managed economies, money, inflation, profit, government bureaucracy and spending, common economic fallacies, and unintended consequences of government economic policies, all through a clear Christian lens. The tone is thoughtful, but easily understandable. It’s designed to spark discussion and challenge students without burying them in homework. The course is often used as a one-semester elective (sometimes following Civics: A Christian Worldview, another one-semester elective), and it fits comfortably within a standard high school schedule.

Inside the Teacher’s Guide, you’ll find:

  • An answer key to review questions
  • Clear daily lesson plans
  • Guided discussion questions
  • Quizzes and unit tests, including a final exam (see below)
  • Activities and games that reinforce core concepts (see below)
  • Flexible grading guidance
  • Realistic time expectations

In addition to what’s printed in the book, you’ll have access to a substantial library of downloadable, classroom-ready PDFs through an included online link. These materials are fully formatted and ready to print:

  • Classroom activities
  • Review games
  • Quizzes and tests
  • Supplemental exercises
  • Grading spreadsheet templates for tracking homework, participation, quizzes, tests, and final grades

The downloadable resource library is extensive and designed to support the entire course. You won’t need to create your own worksheets or build assessments from scratch unless you choose to. The groundwork has already been done. (Only two optional games—Economics Pictionary and Economics Connect Four—require materials beyond the provided printables; everything else is fully self-contained.)

The weekly structure is consistent and easy to follow, providing clear direction, while still allowing flexibility in your classroom. Most reading and discussion can be completed during class time, helping keep the course balanced as a meaningful yet well-paced elective.

If you’re looking for a Christian economics curriculum that’s engaging, discussion-driven, and fully supported with ready-to-use materials, this guide makes it easy to step in and teach with confidence.

Click here to purchase Economics: A Christian Worldview – Teacher’s Guide for Christian Schools.

SAMPLE PAGES: To see sample pages from this Teacher’s Guide, click here.

FOR HOMESCHOOL CO-OPS / 16 WEEKS

The Teacher’s Guide for Homeschool Co-ops is similar to the above guide for Christian schools (it includes a review question answer key, quizzes, tests, activities, and games), but with a few key differences:

  • The layout fits the common homeschool co-op approach of meeting once per week and having students do readings at home the other days.
  • Quizzes, tests, and grading tools are provided for structure, but their use is entirely optional and may be adapted or omitted to fit your co-op’s approach.

Like the version for Christian schools, this homeschool co-op edition gives you access to a substantial library of downloadable, classroom-ready PDFs through the included online link. These materials are fully formatted and ready to print:

    • Classroom activities
    • Review games
    • Quizzes and unit tests
    • Supplemental exercises
    • Grading spreadsheet templates for tracking homework, participation, quizzes, tests, and final grades

    Again, the downloadable resource library is extensive and designed to support the entire course. You won’t need to create your own worksheets or build assessments from scratch unless you choose to.

    And since a homeschool co-op typically meets only once per week, you’ll have a rich variety of activities, games, and short film links to choose from each time there is a co-op meeting day.

    For parents or homeschool co-op teachers looking for a Christian economics curriculum that’s engaging, discussion-driven, and fully supported with ready-to-use materials, this guide makes it easy to step in and teach with confidence.

    Click here to purchase Economics: A Christian Worldview – Teacher’s Guide for Homeschool Co-ops.

    SAMPLE PAGES: To see sample pages from this Teacher’s Guide, click here.

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