Where can I find free lesson plans for teaching the IB economics course?

Hello!

With the new IB economics syllabus I have been challenging myself to have lessons that are not only interesting, but also engaging and students-driven. And I must say that I am very happy with some of the lessons I have planned.

Even if I really enjoy doing it, and I understand that preparing your own lessons makes a difference when you are teaching them, we all know it is a very time consuming exercise... and if time is scarce in normal times, lets not talk about it in the context of a pandemic. Therefore, I am happy to share them here with you! I really hope the work will be useful!

Click here to find the lesson plans. I will use keywords to organize them according to the syllabus sections.


Continue navigating around to see the other resources I am sharing in this blog, from quizzes to simulations on google sheets. 

Click here for quizzes on the IB economics course. 

Click here for google sheets with simulations. 

Click here for slides to support your economics lessons. 

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