Civics made consequentialPlanned
Everyday Government
Who gets to make the rules, and how can ordinary people shape them?
Preview the course Everyday Curriculum
Curriculum worth getting excited to teach.
Story-first courses, unforgettable visuals, and classroom-ready resources built for the moment a room full of students leans in.
Free at the core Built for real teachers Beautiful by design
The first question
Why is water $1.25 here—and $6 at the stadium?
7
connected course worlds
63
Economics lesson days
8
resource types
100%
state-standards coverage
Available flagship course
Economics students can actually feel in their lives.
Turn headlines, receipts, paychecks, markets, and life decisions into a semester students can see themselves inside.
Story-first inquiry
Real financial decisions
A complete semester path
The curriculum universe
Every subject should feel like a world worth entering.
Each course begins with a human question, then builds the stories, visuals, activities, and guidance teachers need to make it matter.
The human story, connectedPlanned
Everyday World History
How did people, ideas, environments, and empires build the world we inherited?
Preview the courseA country still becomingComing Later
Everyday U.S. History
Who has shaped the American promise, and who has had to fight to claim it?
Preview the courseSee the systems beneath the mapComing Later
Everyday Geography
Why does where something happens change what is possible?
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Everyday Lessons
What could your students be talking about by the end of class today?
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Full Course Packs
What if a complete course felt coherent from the first hook to the final reflection?
Preview the courseThe classroom rhythm
Designed for the moment the room leans in.
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Start with something real
A headline, image, object, dilemma, or document is waiting when students walk in.
02
Make the room curious
The question comes before the explanation, so students have a reason to care about the concept.
03
Teach it beautifully
Strong visuals and clear guidance help ideas land without burying teachers in preparation.
04
Send it back into life
Students use what they learned to reason about a choice, system, story, or problem they recognize.
One connected teaching system
Not a folder of disconnected downloads.
The textbook, lesson, visual, activity, assessment, and teacher guidance are designed to reinforce the same story.
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Slides
Activities
Assessments
Visual resources
Teacher guides
Building first
A real semester. Seven connected units. Ready to explore.
- UNIT 01
Choices, Systems & Your Future
- UNIT 02
Supply & Demand
- UNIT 03
Work, Wages, Taxes & the Fed
- UNIT 04
Saving, Investing & Risk
- UNIT 05
Global Trade & Exchange Rates
- UNIT 06
Credit, Debt & Big Purchases
- UNIT 07
Insurance & Consumer Protection
Teach the world students are already living in.
Start with the complete Everyday Economics vision, then follow along as the curriculum library grows.