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If this is for high school level, you might get more responses by cross-posting there. Assuming you needed high school level, below I've copy-pasted a past response with lots of links:

Complete Programs -- Self-Directed
Gov't & Econ = AO Life Pacs (workbook set) -- or -- Switched on Schoolhouse CDs (Chrisitian)
Econ = Economics in a Box (books and DVDs program)

Books
Econ = Lessons for the Young Economist (free pdf book)
Econ = Economics for the Impatient (book)
Econ = The Complete Idiot's Guide to Economics (Gorman)
Econ = Economics for Dummies (Masaki)
Econ = Economics in One Lesson (Hazlitt) -- free online pdf book; written in 1946

DVD / CD video lectures
Gov't = Standard Deviants: American Gov't Super Pack (secular; 10 DVD set; 3.5 hours)
Gov't = Khan Academy (secular; free video tutorials: American civics)

Econ = Stossel in the Classroom (DVD or streaming videos)
Econ = Teaching Company: Economics (secular; 36 30-minute lectures on micro and macro economics) 
Econ = Thinkwell: Economics (secular; 180 video lessons on micro and macro economics)
Econ = Khan Academy (secular; free video tutorials: intro to econmicroeconmacroeconcurrent econ)

Supplements -- Essays / Books:
Econ = An Economics Fairy Tale (19th century essay)
Econ = I, Pencil (19th century essay)
Gov't & Econ = Bluestocking Press/Uncle Eric = Economics, Government (books & guide; Libertarian perspective)
 

Gov't -- Mock Legislative/Judicial Programs -- Learn By Doing
Gov't = YMCA Youth In Government (model legislation program) (west of Mississippi =Youth AND Government) 
Gov't = Teen CourtYouth CourtMock Trial (model judicial branch of government)
Gov't = TEEN Pact (government and the political process; Christian)
Politics/Gov't =  Junior State of America (teen events on civics/politics; speakers & discussion sessions)
Politics = National Model United Nations or Model United Nations (mock U.N. session)

Past Threads with More Ideas:
Economics and Government suggestions
Government and Economics -- not rigorous
Help! American Gov and Econ for 12th grade
Please list what you use for Amer. History, Government, and Economics

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On 7/26/2018 at 7:34 AM, LauraBeth475 said:

I’m looking for more 4th and 5th grade, really, but that is a great list


Here are a few ideas -- not necessarily workbooks:

GOVERNMENT/CIVICS

- My American Government series (Stevens) -- gr. 4-6
   What is a Constitution
   What Are the Parts of Government
   How Do We Elect Our Leaders
   What Are Citizens' Basic Rights

- Chester Crab Comix: Constitution Construction; and, American Symbols (gr. 4-8)

Supplements:
Ducksters: U.S. Gov't for Kids -- short website articles written for gr. 4+
PBS Zoom website: Elections 101 -- info and links
We the Civics Kids -- National Constitution Center website, lesson downloads for gr. 3-5

Schoolhouse Rock:
   I'm Just a Bill
   Three Branches of Gov't
   The Constitution
   The Preamble

We the People Civics book (gr. 4-6)

ECONOMICS
Moving Beyond the Page: Economic Cycles unit (ages 7-9) -- or, online version
The Everything Kids' Money Book (gr. 4-6)
Finance 101 (gr. 5-8)
Economics and You workbook (gr. 5-8)
Kids Discover magazine: Money (gr. 4-6)
Ducksters website article: Economics: Money & Finance

PAST THREADS
"US civics or social studies books?"
"Mid to upper elementary government/civics/elections ideas??"

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