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Economics and Literacy for Grades 6-7 by Georgia Council of Economic Education

An interactive workshop for grades 6–7 teachers featuring classroom-ready lessons on economic systems through The Sneetches, global trade, geographic economics, and literacy-rich instructional strategies. Explore student-centered activities, cross-curricular connections, and practical classroom resources that help students connect reading, economics, and the world around them. Lunch is provided by Georgia Council on Economic Education. No cost for regional members or non-members.

Date & time
Tue · Nov 3 · 8:30 AM–3:00 PM ET
Venue
CSRA RESA, 4683 Augusta HWY, S.E., Dearing, GA 30808
Dearing, GA
Host
Dr. Chris Cannon
CSRA RESA
Organizer
CSRA RESA
Price
Free
Meals
Included

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