Crash Course Economics Complete YouTube Video Lesson Bundle

Teach the full Crash Course Economics series with this complete no-prep video lesson bundle. This resource includes student worksheets, teacher guides, answer keys, vocabulary review, time-stamped questions, end-of-video analysis questions, multiple-choice quizzes, and Google Classroom setup links for Crash Course Economics Episodes #1–#35.

This bundle is designed for Grades 8–12 and works well for high school economics, AP Economics introduction or review, social studies enrichment, personal finance connections, sub plans, flipped classroom assignments, and short evidence-based discussion lessons.

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What Is Included?

This complete bundle includes the paid Crash Course Economics lessons from Episodes #2–#35, organized into three episode groups:

• Episodes #2–#13: specialization, trade, economic systems, supply and demand, macroeconomics, productivity, inflation, fiscal policy, deficits, monetary policy, money and finance, the 2008 financial crisis, and recession
• Episodes #14–#24: economic schools of thought, imports and exports, globalization, inequality, marginal analysis, markets, price controls, market failures, environmental economics, education, revenue, profits, and price
• Episodes #25–#35: monopolies, oligopoly, behavioral economics, labor markets, healthcare, death and end-of-life economics, taxes, the underground economy, immigration, foreign aid, remittance, and the economics of happiness

Each Lesson Includes

• Printable student worksheet
• Teacher guide
• Answer key
• Vocabulary terms with student-friendly definitions
• Time-stamped short-answer questions
• End-of-video analysis questions
• 10-question multiple-choice quiz
• Google Classroom setup link
• Digital-friendly materials for LMS use

Why Teachers Use It

Crash Course Economics videos move quickly and cover a lot of content. These guides help students slow down, organize important ideas, and respond to questions that focus on economic reasoning rather than simple recall.

Students are asked to work with concepts such as scarcity, incentives, opportunity cost, comparative advantage, supply and demand, inflation, fiscal policy, monetary policy, trade, externalities, market failures, inequality, labor markets, healthcare costs, taxes, immigration, foreign aid, and well-being.

Best For

• High school economics
• AP Economics introduction or review
• Social studies enrichment
• Personal finance connections
• Sub plans
• Flipped classroom lessons
• End-of-unit review
• Short discussion-based lessons

Standards Alignment

This bundle supports Grades 8–12 social studies literacy work, including reading informational content, analyzing economic concepts, using evidence, building explanatory responses, and connecting ideas across historical, civic, and economic contexts.

Prefer Smaller Sets?

The complete bundle includes all three paid episode sets. Teachers who only need part of the series can also purchase the smaller sets separately:

• Crash Course Economics #2–13 Video Lesson Set
• Crash Course Economics #14–24 Video Lesson Set
• Crash Course Economics #25–35 Video Lesson Set

This bundle gives teachers a ready-to-use way to turn the full Crash Course Economics series into structured classroom lessons, discussion activities, quizzes, and digital assignments.