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Bookmarks, booklets, classroom posters and more are available from the Federal Reserve Bank of
The titles below are publications from the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond and can be downloaded and ordered free of charge. Publications are available in quantity for K-12 classroom teachers in the USA only and must be mailed to a school address. Individual copies of publications are available to all other audience types in the USA. No international orders can be accepted.
5E Educator
This electronic newsletter for K-12 educators is designed to provide teachers with economics content, lesson plans and updates on free resources available from the Federal Reserve System. Subscribe electronically to receive the 5E Educator each semester.
Economic Concepts Posters
Each poster features a winning entry with an illustration of the winning concept. The back of the posters features explanations of the concept, lesson plans and other teaching tips designed to help teach the concept illustrated.
My Money
My Money is an educational package for students in elementary school. Lessons include: What is Money?, Money Equivalents, and Jobs, Money, Goods and Services. Available for order in classroom sets for teachers.
Federal Reserve Today
The booklet provides a detailed explanation of the functions, objectives and organization of the Federal Reserve System.
The publication is currently being revised. The 16th Edition and a teacher’s guide will be available for order in 2009.
The Federal Reserve System in Action
This pamphlet briefly describes the Fed's role in formulating monetary policy, supervising and regulating the banking system, performing various services and enforcing consumer legislation. Available for download only.
Maggie Walker Essay
A photo essay illustrating the life of a visionary leader in the African-American community. Available for download or order for classroom teachers.
Historical Figure Bookmarks
Our bookmarks are a fun way to learn! Each bookmark includes brief biographies and fun facts about figures on coins or in the history of economics, banking and the Federal Reserve System.
Additional Resources
Richmond
Amanda Gibson
(804) 697-8107
800-526-2031
Lis Turner
(804) 697-8135
800-526-2031
Baltimore
Diana Wilkes
(410) 576-3387
Charlotte
Karen Davis
(704) 358-2470
800-729-9800, ext. 2470
Order Publications
Order copies of these and other publication from the Federal Reserve System.
Teachers: multiple copies require a school address.