Arkansas students traveled to a variety of college campuses and museums, as well as to an archaeology center, virtual farms, New Jersey, Germany, our County Extension Office, and more, all without ever leaving the classroom.
Read MoreThis competitive, fast-paced game can be easily incorporated into Arkansas History, Civics, and Government courses.
Read MoreRead how one Arkansas teacher discusses trade and globalization in her classroom using “The Trade Game” activity.
Read MoreIn this game, students try their hands at running a local government, discussing issues with members of the community and making decisions about spending and budgeting at the county level.
Read MoreWhile playing this game, students choose from different investment options to build their wealth over time, while also learning about the importance of having an emergency fund and savings.
Read MoreIn the Lemonade Stand game, students play as lemonade entrepreneurs who use the economic way of thinking to make decisions about supply and demand, allocate resources efficiently, and maximize profits.
Read MoreInadequate money management skills hurt not only individuals but our overall economic output and growth, so we’re starting financial education early… with games!
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