• Kids Bank: Learn about the penny, the dollar bill, checks and much more.
• How things are made: Movies on how products are manufactured.
• Coin Cartoons: From US Mint, Birth of a Coin and Coins Around the World.
• US Mint Time Machine: Travel to different time periods to learn about money during that time.
• Mega Penny Project: Visualizing huge numbers can be very difficult. This site helps students visualize large amounts.
• History of Money: Flash required. Learn when cows, grain and other items were used as payment.
• Goods and Services: Interactive activity that explains goods and services.
• Delivering the Goods: Community Workers and what they do.
• Drag and Drop Activity: Match the occupation with the service they provide.
• Wants and Needs: PowerPoint for Primary
• Comparison Shopping with Excel: This lesson uses an excel spreadsheet for teaching economics. 
• Economic WebQuest: This WebQuest walks the students through creating their own business. It has an excellent PowerPoint that reviews economic terminology.
• Economic term quizzes: There are 5 different quizzes, you can choose a quiz depending on which terms you want to review. 
• Matching game: Match the economic term with the correct definition.
• Money Comes and Goes - and interactive lesson students can use online to work through the activities - appropriate for 2/3 and intermediate
• Escape from KNAB - a simulation game that requires students to plan a budget in order to return to earth - appropriate for intermediate/middle school
• Moneyville: Online activities - "Lemonade Stand" and "Get Real"
• Econopolis: Thinkquest designed increase understanding of money, economics, goods, services, producer, consumer, supply, demand, free enterprise, opportunity cost, and trade.
• Where's George?: Track dollar bills all over the world.
• Jeopardy: Primary economics
• Jeopardy: Economic definitions

Online Factory Tours:

• Tour the Crayola factory: Review the steps needed to make crayons.
• Hershey's Factory Tour: Choose a video tour or a text and picture tour.
• Jelly Belly Jelly Beans Virtual Tour: Picture and text tour.
• Ben and Jerry's Ice Cream Factory Tour: Picture and text tour.
• Louisville Slugger Museum: Flash Required.

Teacher Resources:

• Economics and Children's Literature: List of book title, economic theme and a summary, just choose your grade level.
• Great Economic Lessons
• No Funny Money, Honey...I Want the Real Thing: Lesson plan with web activities for grades K-2; Key Economic Concepts: Barter, Characteristics of money, Money. Student online lesson. They can do it themselves!
• Bill, Are You Bogus? Lesson plan for grades 3-5; Key Economic Concepts: Barter, Currency, Exchange, Goods, Money &  Services. Student Online Lesson