A selected, annotated bibliography provides information to help teachers obtain curriculum materials for economic education at the elementary and secondary levels. An introduction describes the background of the publication, selection criteria for materials cited, additional sources of information, directions for obtaining materials, hints for choosing and using free materials, and a guide to the classification of materials. Materials are listed alphabetically by publishing firm or organization. Each citation contains the following information: firm name and address, document title, a brief overview of document content, key economic concepts covered in the document (as described in the Joint Council on Economic Education publication, "A Framework for Teaching Economics"), an evaluation, and the educational level. Materials from over 50 firms are included. Although publication dates of materials are not provided, the introduction to the bibliography states that they are the most current sources available. Three appendices cross-reference material by firm, key concepts, and suitability for elementary or secondary education. (LP)