Crash Course Economics Complete Curriculum Bundle: What Teachers Get

The complete Crash Course Economics full curriculum bundle is designed for teachers who want a full video-supported economics sequence instead of building materials one episode at a time. It covers all 35 Crash Course Economics episodes and organizes them into a 9-week structure with daily lesson materials, weekly assessments, unit assessments, a final assessment, educator planning guide, student syllabus, and a custom Week 9 review/mini-assessment.

What teachers get

• Individual episode lesson materials for all 35 Crash Course Economics videos.
• Teacher guides and student worksheet support for structured viewing.
• Multiple-choice quiz support for review, assessment, Google Forms practice, or makeup work.
• Eight standard weekly assessments for Weeks 1-8.
• Three unit assessments covering Episodes #1-#12, #13-#24, and #25-#35.
• A Week 9 Day 4 review and mini-assessment for the final three episodes and cumulative review.
• A final assessment covering the full 35-episode course.
• Educator planning guide, student syllabus, Google Classroom link support, and print/digital options.

Why bundle the full series

A full-series curriculum keeps formatting and expectations consistent across the course. Students learn the routine, teachers save prep time, and each unit can connect back to recurring economic reasoning: incentives, tradeoffs, supply and demand, policy effects, market failures, labor, public finance, global flows, and well-being. The bundle also makes long-term planning easier because the pacing, assessments, and teacher-facing answer keys are already aligned.

How the pacing works

The course uses eight four-episode weeks followed by a final three-episode week. Weeks 1-8 use four instructional episode days and one weekly assessment day. Week 9 uses three final episode lessons, a Day 4 review/mini-assessment, and the cumulative final assessment on Day 5. Unit assessments can be used after Weeks 3, 6, and 9.

Best fit

This bundle fits high school economics, social studies enrichment, credit recovery, blended learning, independent study, and long-term substitute coverage. Teachers can use the full sequence as a quarter-length course, adapt it into a longer course with additional projects and discussions, or pull selected materials for review and remediation.

2026 full-curriculum pacing map

The current full-curriculum sequence uses 45 required course days across nine weeks. Weeks 1-8 each use four episode lessons followed by a weekly assessment. Week 9 closes with Episodes #33-#35, a dedicated review and mini-assessment, and the cumulative final. The three unit assessments remain optional checkpoints after Episodes #1-#12, #13-#24, and #25-#35, so teachers can add them without turning them into invented extra course days.

For standards planning, the individual episode guides retain their documented C3 Economics and CCSS literacy alignments. The Council for Economic Education's current national economics standards provide a useful separate planning framework, but they should be treated as a crosswalk rather than silently substituted for the standards codes printed in the lesson guides. Review the current CEE K-12 economics standards framework.

This classroom resource is teacher-created and is not affiliated with or endorsed by Crash Course, PBS Digital Studios, YouTube, or the creators or hosts of the videos. It is designed to help teachers use publicly available Crash Course videos with structured student materials.