Three complete economics days that anyone in the house can run — for the week that does not go to plan.

You are ill, or traveling, or at an appointment, or there is a new baby. School still has to happen, and whoever is home knows no economics at all. That is exactly who this is built for.

Day 1 is scarcity — why every choice costs something. Day 2 is supply and demand, worked from the page. Day 3 is economic systems and who decides what gets made.

Each day is self-contained: a short passage, then an activity that uses only what the passage said. No videos, no logins, no devices, and no preparation beyond printing.

It is a real introduction rather than filler — the first third of a genuine economics course.

WHAT'S INCLUDED

Written by a licensed K-12 business teacher with more than thirteen years in the classroom. Built so that the person teaching does not have to know the subject.