These could be cut out and students have to sort them out into the correct categories, or move them around and get students to order them into the correct column. Could be used as either starter, plenary, or incorporated before a main activity.

Lesson Plan: Leadership Styles in Action Objective: Students will understand the different leadership styles, their characteristics, and how they are exemplified in real-world business scenarios. They will analyze case studies and engage in discussions to demonstrate their comprehension of each leadership style. Materials Needed: Whiteboard and markers Chart paper and markers Website article

Business Ethics - Homework

About this item This resource is the perfect assessment tool when teaching about business ethics. There are fifteen multiple choice questions that explore the terminology relating to business ethics. Easy to use resource and no preparation required. Simply print out the resource before you use in class. Included: Coloured version of the ‘Business Ethics - Multiple Choice Quiz’ Answer sheet for teacher included

Lesson that gets students to write a professional business letter using the correct formatting techniques. Teacher can create a thought cloud with students as to what the ‘exam criteria’ should be. Included: PPT x2 Main activity

This resource contains a power point with a starter activity, information on theorists & plenary activity. It explains the main activity however does not contain the worksheet. If needed that is available on my store also or as part of the ‘motivational theories’ bundle. I hope you find this resource useful.

Students should be able to explain the different ways that businesses can grow, and the various ways that business size can be measured. Each activity aims to build upon students understanding of business growth and the advantages and disadvantages of a business choosing to expand. Learning Objectives •To be able to explain the various ways to measure business growth. •To be able to explain the reasons why some businesses choose to remain small. Included: PowerPoint Starter Three Main Activities Plenary Lesson Plan

This lesson gets students to discuss what an ‘agenda’ is, and then they have to create one together acting as different stakeholders. The roles are not included in this PPT, however I previously got students to base their activity around the potential opening of an airport. I have added in a video clip that interviews local residents, this could be used to brainstorm the different stakeholders in this situation before planning out the agenda and conducting the meeting (each student acting as a stakeholder in the scenario). Included: PPT Main activity Starter Youtube stakeholder clip

2.3.4 Legal controls over employment issues. Included: PPT (with bell ringer, starter, main activity & exam questions included). Printable QR codes to be used for plenary activity. *This lesson requires students to conduct research on the internet and then present their findings, therefore I would recommend teaching it over two lessons.

I have created this resource to coincide with teaching Finance. There are twenty printable slides with the terminology printed separately to the corresponding definition. This is a multi-use resource that could be displayed around the classroom, or as a starter/plenary (get students to choose one of the words without looking and then write the correct definition). This could also be useful when revising with students and supporting them in being able to answer one/two mark definition questions. Definitions included: Cash flow Cash flow forecasting Shareholder Capital expenditure Revenue expenditure Creditor Gross Profit Net Profit Balance sheet Current assets

To be able to define what a franchise is. To be able to explain the benefits of a franchise. Students should be able to explain what a franchise is, what the benefits are for both the franchisor and franchisee. Included: PPT Starter Main Activity Plenary Lesson Plan

Lesson objectives: To be able to identify reasons why reducing the size of the workforce might be necessary. To be able to explain why some businesses need to reduce their workforce. Included: PowerPoint (with bell-ringer, starter activity, and plenary) Printable main activity Separate lesson plan

This is a fun, interactive, easy to teach lesson focused around the ‘business lifecycle’. Included: Lesson plan (with a range of extra ideas to build upon learning depending on lesson length). Two separate printable activities to build upon students’ understanding of the topic. Printable starter & plenary activity

This activity gets students to recommend and justify why they would choose a certain method of motivation for a given scenario. First students have to complete a diamond 9 activity, discussing which ones they think are the most to least relevant, explaining why. Then students have to scaffold their answers onto the next page in an exam style format. Interactive lesson for students to work independently or in groups.

Activity focused on the marketing mix and the four P’s (product, place, promotion, and price) I would recommend printing on A3 so students can complete in detail and work collaboratively sharing ideas. Perfect for any business studies marketing topic.

Full lesson focused upon achieving quality production. Quick, easy, printable lesson that requires zero prep! The lesson also explores the following objectives: To be able to understand what quality means and why it is important for all businesses. To be able to explain the concept of quality control and how businesses implement quality control. To be able to understand the concept of quality assurance and ho this can be implemented. Included: PowerPoint - 8 pages (with starter, information for teaching topic, and plenary) Worksheet (two pages with a range of activities ranging in difficulty)

The Role of Marketing paired activity, used to teach the Cambridge iGCSE Business Studies course but could be used in conjunction with other Business Studies courses. This lesson is through Google Slides so does not need any printing. It is designed to be used on a digital device, however could be printed off if the teacher did not have access. Activity includes key terms that could be discussed further: marketing customer loyalty added value branding customer relationships (needs vs wants)

Word search focused on trade unions. This would be an ideal bell ringer activity for teaching about trade unions, as it introduces students to the key words. Words included: Mediation Workers Employment Communication Advice Organization Employer Strike Bargaining Wages Capitalism Welfare

Interactive escape room lesson for teaching trade unions. Easy to prep lesson as everything is prepared and the task cards simply need to be printed in advance. The lesson provides a fun introduction to trade unions. All of the key words are included in the lesson, such as industrial action, mediator, striking, etc. Included: Five task cards that focus on the key terms relating to trade unions. PowerPoint with information explaining the purpose of trade unions. Lesson Plan explaining different teaching activities that could be used. Answer sheet for every activity that is included in the lesson.