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Economic correspondent Paul Solman reports on an American-born product hit hard by globalization: the surfboard. bit.ly/17PoCSO

REGISTRATION IS OPEN for the 52nd Annual Financial Literacy and Economic Education Conference on October 3-5, 2013. bit.ly/12DWb8v

The CEE has correlated selected lessons to the English Language Arts and Mathematics Common Core Standards. bit.ly/14JPX3k

Tune into the live quiz bowl by visiting our Facebook page on Sunday, May 19 at 3:00pm ET. on.fb.me/YDOzOD

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There are only 3 days left to submit your video for a chance to win $1,000 & 1 free registration to our conference! on.fb.me/11akYvw

April is Financial Literacy Month! Check out information here: bit.ly/11BOIDk @EconEdLink @council4econed

Happy Spring! In our new K-2 lesson "No Room For A Sneeze", students learn about scarcity and standard of living. bit.ly/ZZsFol

We have a new lesson! Students will learn about a speculative bubble within the context of the US real estate market. bit.ly/Y8YyrJ

In our newly published lesson, students will learn about one of the most important financial decisions people make. bit.ly/WDXm1v

CEE is accepting proposals for the 52nd Annual Financial Literacy and Economic Education Conference. bit.ly/VstBAf

Happy Holidays from EconEdLink! Use this K-2 lesson to teach students how to "bargain shop" this Christmas season. bit.ly/R2j1iV

Use these five free lessons in your middle and high school classroom to teach the economics of elections. bit.ly/OM4pBi @EconEdLink

Our new lesson spotlights Milton S. Hershey's life & teaches students about the risks & rewards of entrepreneurship. bit.ly/OjzhXE

Registration is open for the 51st Annual Financial Literacy and Economic Education Conference in Kansas City, MO. bit.ly/LWj92a

In this episode of Talking Financial Literacy Podcast, John LeFeber & Mark Gura discuss the resources and work at EEL. bit.ly/NTIBBn

Check out our new K-2 lesson! Students will play musical chairs illustrating the concepts of scarcity and resources. bit.ly/NfcXOD

Watch the video of yesterday's National Economics Challenge to see the winners here: on.fb.me/MBhKMY @EconEdLink

Check out our newest focus lesson! bit.ly/KGPC8I @EconEdLink