Economics Resources for Homeschooling
Home educators have some great choices when it comes to economics. While textbook-based courses from publishers such as A Beka, School of Tomorrow, and BJU Press are good, you might find it much more interesting to create your own course. My recommendation is to begin with Whatever Happened to Penny Candy?Next, read Hazlitt's Economics in One Lesson. Use Money Matters for Teens and possibly A Banker's Confession for "personal economics." Use The Myth of the Robber Barons to make interesting connections between economics, history, and government. Supplement or go deeper with Basic Economics for students with a serious interest in the subject.
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