Observed arrival · 2026-09-28
Young Economists: economics for Oakville students
A volunteer Saturday program teaches AP-level economics to students in grades 5–9 through one-hour sessions in Oakville.
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- Oakville students in grades 5–9 and their parents
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- Lessons build concepts from examples students can reason through, including tracing a $20 hoodie through the economy and building supply-and-demand curves from students’ answers.
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The page lays out a six-part routine: recap, core ideas, diagrams, activities, an exit ticket, and a preview. Its examples connect familiar situations to terminology, such as following a $20 hoodie through a spending loop or testing supply and demand with students’ own answers. The project describes itself as volunteer-run; the listed fee is free for Voice Linking Association members and $10 per session otherwise.
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