This wordsearch is a fun activity to work students’ brains and get them reflecting on some of the business key terms. There are 20 words (not specific to any unit or topic), but the words can go forwards, backwards, up, down or diagonally, so it’s a challenge! This download includes the answers, but have a go yourself too!

This thoroughly researched PowerPoint presentation includes an informal lesson plan with a starter, main activity and plenary. I have included lots of information and slides, so you can take out the bits you don’t want and still have enough content for a full lesson. There is a suggested activity at the end called Welcome to Vegas. It is a fun activity that gets the students moving around and engaging with the topic. I hope you find this resource helpful! A lot of time went into producing it.

This crossword is a fun recap activity for Edexcel AS Business Studies. It will work well as a starter or plenary activity and includes at least 1 question from all 6 topics. It has 10 questions, so it shouldn’t take more than 10 minutes. The download includes the answers for you too!

I quickly put this presentation together as a quick and easy way to run through the three main analysis tools used in A level business studies. I hope you find it useful!

How well do your students know the UK from Ukraine? Here’s a fun and educational game for you and your class to enjoy! I created it as a starter activity to do with my students and put it on YouTube so other people can play it too. I have found it to be a good lesson resource, and a bit of fun outside of lessons, so enjoy! The YouTube link to the video is in the document you will download when purchasing this (it’s free!). How to play: For each country, you will be given 3 clues to guess what it is You can guess once after each clue, so a total of 3 guesses The first clue is the hardest, so a correct guess then will give you 3 points Guessing correctly on the second clue will give you 2 points Guessing correctly on the third clue will give you 1 point 11 countries, maximum 33 points Or play it simpler and get one point per correct answer. 11 points maximum

This thorough PowerPoint presentation includes the four main types of domestic abuse (physical, emotional/psychological, sexual and financial), warning signs and where to get help. It includes plenty of research and will set the foundation of a great class. I have included links in the Notes section for two videos I did not produce, both relevant to this topic. I hope you find this resource helpful! A lot of time went into producing it.

How well do your students know Beyoncé’s songs? This video is just a fun brain warm up for students who are Beyonce fans. How to play? Players have 10 seconds to guess the song from the lyrics on screen. There are 11 songs, a maximum of 12 points. Easy, or is it…? The YouTube link to the video is in the document you will download when purchasing this (it’s free!). Let the ‘Countdown’ begin!

I created this video as a starter activity to do with my students, then put it on YouTube so other people can play it too. I have found it to be a good starter activity, and a bit of fun outside of lessons too, so enjoy! The YouTube link to the video is in the document you will download when purchasing this (it’s free!). How to play: You will be given 1 letter and 10 categories, then you have to quickly write down one word that fits each category within 2 minutes If you have the same word as any other player, you both get 0 points for that word There are 3 rounds, so put on your thinking cap and get your pen or thumbs ready to write down those answers. Enjoy!

This is a short quiz I made on PowerPoint as a fun plenary or starter activity for unit 3 of AQA A Level Business Studies. It can be done in teams or individually and is a great alternative to Kahoot. The quiz includes 13 questions (20 maximum points) and answers, covering a range of topics from unit 3. I hope you like it! I will be uploading similar quizzes for units 4-10 shortly. You will get this quiz as both PPTX and PDF files.

This worksheet is perfect as a class activity or as homework. It has 2 sections (one with 7 questions and one with 6 questions) that students have to read through and complete. It is written in an exam style with scenarios and tables. The questions cover the following: Calculating gross and net profit, revenue, gross profit margins, break-even and fixed costs Drawing a break-even chart A definition Analysis questions I created this as GCSE exam revision, but it would be very useful to be used whilst initially teaching this topic too. It can also be used for level 3 students (A-level, BTEC etc). You will get both a Word and PDF version of this worksheet. I hope you find it useful! There are loads of other resources in my store, so please do have a look at them.

This is a short quiz I made on PowerPoint as a fun activity for unit 2 of AQA A-Level Business Studies (Managers, leadership and decision making). The syllabus is similar to Edexcel, just arranged differently, so it can also be used for Edexcel. It can be done in teams or individually. The questions cover: Tannenbaum Schmidt Continuum Blake Mouton grid Leadership styles Risk, reward and uncertainty Decision trees Stakeholder mapping And more! The quiz includes 14 questions (16 maximum points) and answers, covering a range of topics from unit 2. I hope you like it! I will be uploading units 3-10 shortly.

This is a short quiz I made on PowerPoint as a fun activity for unit 1 of AQA A-Level Business Studies (What is Business). The syllabus is similar to Edexcel, just arranged differently, so it can also be used for Edexcel. It can be done in teams or individually. The questions cover: Mission statements Common business objectives Formulas Sole Traders Share prices And many more! The quiz includes 14 questions (16 maximum points) and answers, covering a range of topics from unit 1. I hope you like it! I will be uploading units 4-10 shortly. You will get this quiz as both PPTX and PDF files.

This 8 page worksheet is great revision for students and includes primary and secondary research. It covers a range of topics from unit 1 and will help them develop a range of skills, as well as their business knowledge. I used this for revision over the Christmas holiday, but it will be good for any point in the year. It includes: Activity 1: The External Environment - 5 research questions Activity 2: Entrepreneurs - Primary research for the students to conduct with entrpreneurs Activity 3: Forms of Businesses/ Legal Structures - A table to be filled in with the different forms of businesses Activity 4: Effects of ownership on mission, objectives, decisions and performance - Another table to be completed

Includes: A presentation with 23 slides A range of detailed information and activity slides Links to relevant YouTube videos Everything you need for one lesson of 45-60 minutes These slides were created for A Level students studying unit 1. I hope you find this useful! Please do leave feedback if you do.

Get fully researched PowerPoint slides and a worksheet for STIs and contraception. There is a quiz at the end of the slides and video links in the Notes section (not created by me). It includes everything you need for a sexy and informative class! The STIs covered are: chlamydia, gonorrhoea, genital herpes, genital warts, HIV and HPV. There are some graphic images to encourage them to take it seriously. The main twelve contraceptions are covered. This could be taught as one lesson or split into two. I had planned to deliver it as one session, so the contraception section is not very long. Resources included in this pack: PowerPoint Slides STI worksheet

Save time and stress with this resource pack bursting with educational activities. It was developed for a fun interactive lesson about healthy eating and includes loads of information about the 5 main food groups and 3 relevant activities. All of the research has been done for you! The intended run time for the lesson is 60 minutes but you could easily make it longer or shorter to suit your needs. It is suitable for Key Stages 3-5, just adapt the activities to your age group. The PowerPoint slides have loads more text on them than they need but I have left it like this so you can choose what information you want to share with your class. There are also notes so you don’t have to do any extra research. I want to make your life easier. The resource pack includes: PowerPoint slides Meal Plan Activity New Product Activity Traffic Light Activity

This is a full 1 hour lesson for the topic 1.5.5 Business Choices. No need to do any lesson planning, I’ve done it for you! This lesson includes: A 25 slide Powerpoint with information and built in activities: * What Business Am I? starter activity where the students guess from 4 clues on screen * Would you rather activity to demonstrate opportunity costs in our day to day lives * Come Dine With Me Main activity Printable Come Dine With Me activity for students to easily complete in .docx and .pdf formats This is a fun practical lesson to get students away from textbooks!

This resource was made for students as a revision checklist. It includes all 6 units and every topic from the syllabus, reflecting the new changes for the 2024 exams. It is represented as a table with 5 columns for the students to rate their confidence for each topic, from “not at all confident” to “very confident”. This will show them what to focus their revision on. There are also lines for notes at the end. In total, there are 10 pages in this resource. It does not include any revision notes, it is a guide for students to take responsibility for their learning and identify what they need support with or revision for. I’d recommend using in class as a regular checklist throughout the school year, perhaps after any recap lessons or revision reminders. It’s never to early to start revising! Students should then continue filling it in themselves and take ownership of it, ensuring they turn as many of the frowns into smiles as they can. Alternatively, this can be used as a checklist for teachers to help them ensure they have covered everything. Let’s face it, we’re not experts at everything, so teachers can also use it to see what areas they need to brush up on. I know I need to brush up on some stuff… I have also created an A-level checklist with all 10 units. I hope you find this useful!

This resource was made for students as a revision checklist. It includes all 10 units and every topic from the syllabus, reflecting the new changes for the 2024 exams. It is represented as a table with 5 columns for the students to rate their confidence for each topic, from “not at all confident” to “very confident”. This will show them what to focus their revision on. There are also lines for notes at the end. In total, there are 17 pages in this resource. It does not include any revision notes, it is a guide for students to take responsibility for their learning and identify what they need support with or revision for. I’d recommend using in class as a regular checklist throughout the school year, perhaps after any recap lessons or revision reminders. It’s never to early to start revising! Students should then continue filling it in themselves and take ownership of it, ensuring they turn as many of the frowns into smiles as they can. Alternatively, this can be used as a checklist for teachers to help them ensure they have covered everything. Let’s face it, we’re not experts at everything, so teachers can also use it to see what areas they need to brush up on. I know I need to brush up on some stuff… I have also created an AS level checklist with the first 6 units. I hope you find this useful!

Please note, this resource has been updated (September 2024). Assessment objectives and answer techniques have now been added. This is a PowerPoint presentation I put together with the key information about the 3 papers students do for A-level Business Studies with AQA. It is also very relevant for other exam boards, but the links to the practice papers are for AQA. This includes a BONUS PowerPoint with top tips for the students! It has a starter activity, then dives straight into how to answer the 4 main command words (analyse, describe, evaluate and explain) and what to expect for each paper (the weight, total marks, structure etc). There are links to the AQA past papers referenced in the Notes section on the slides. I have found it is better to show the students examples as opposed to just talking about the papers, so some slides have very few words on them. The next slides focus on how to answer the Analyse and Evaluate questions, which are the big markers (9-25 marks). There is an example and practice question for each, which they should practice answering in class, and answer structures they should use. I have then included indicative content the marker will be looking for in the answers and the mark schemes. Ideally, they should self-mark or peer-mark to give them more confidence practicing questions without you or another teacher marking it for them. Hopefully you find this useful! I kept referring back to these slides all year.