Lesson slide built to support teaching and learning for marginal Utility and Utility in Economics A Level.

IGCSE Business: Classification of Business Worksheet This worksheet is an ideal Starter or Plenary and require 15 to 20 minutes The worksheet covers: Primary, Secondary and Teritary Sector Public and Private Sector Its a simple activity to ensure students can define and give examples for the above terms

IGCSE Business: Motivation Theories (Maslow + Herzberg) Simple Starter/ Plenary activity (10 minutes) From Unit 2: People in Business Fill in the blanks for the Motivational theories: Maslow’s Heriachy of Needs Herzberg Two Factor Theory

IGCSE Economics Worksheet Market Failure part of Unit 3 on Microeconomics Fro Cambridge IGCSE Economics Suitable for Starter of Plenary

IGCSE Economics: Market Failure From Unit 3 on Microeconomics Fill in the blanks activity Great for Plenary or Starter

IGCSE Business: Finance Worksheet Based on Unit 5, sources of finance Fill in the blanks worksheet Applicable for Starter or Plenary

Simple starter sheet asking for 10 key defintions any business student need to know. 10 to 15 minutes activity at the start of a lesson.

Covering unit 1 business IGCSE Business growth chapter Fill in the gaps activity

This fun and simple worksheet allows students to recap key learnings on the contents of a business plan, the uses of a business plan and the government support given to a business. This is based on the IGCSE Business syllabus covering unit 1.

Trade unions simple lesson with activities and questions based on Cambridge Economics O level syllabus

IGCSE Business: Entrepreneurship Worksheet Ideal for a main activity in the lesson, to ensure students have filled out all the necessary points they need for the chapter on entrepreneurship in the IGCSE Business syllabus. This worksheet can take from 25 to 30 minutes, and is coupled with an extension quesiton for highly able pupils. It has fill in the blanks and general questions, as well a cool starter with pictures of Entrepreneurs they need to research and find out what companies they founded.

IGCSE Economics: Market systems Unit 3 Worksheet Ideally this activity can take 20 minutes and be filled in parallel to the delivery of a lesson on Market systems. Or can be given a longer Plenary for 20 mins for students to complete post lesson. This worksheet is a fill in the blanks and defintion covering the below key concepts: Barter Profit Surplus Shortage Market Economic System Mixed Economic System Planned Economic System Demand Supply

IGCSE Business: Organisation Structure Unit 2 worksheet about organisational structure, it includes: Tall and Short Hierachy and chain of command Narrow and Wide span of control Delegation Perfect for a lesson pleanry after explaining organisational structure to the class A short 10 to 15 minutes activity of labeling organsational structure with key terms

IGCSE Economics: Quantity, Quality and Factors of Production Excellent for a 15 mins plenary or starter fill in the blanks with an extension question for higher ability students! Covers the following key concepts in IGCSE Economics: Quality and Quantity of Factors of Production Factors of production and the factor rewards Factors of mobility: occupational and geographic

IGCSE Economics: Finance Worksheet Based on Unit 2, PPC Production Possibility Curve Microeconomics Label the graphs Applicable for Starter or Plenary

IGCSE Business: Motivational Theories Based on Unit 2 Business, Cambridge IGCSE Syllabus Questions of Trues and False, correct the statement Excellent for a Starter or Plenary Helps students remember the following: 3 motivational theorists: Maslow, Taylor and Herzberg As well as financial and non-financial motivators

Simple cost and break-even worksheet for IGCSE Finance

Simple activity worksheet for IGCSE Business students on inventory and operations management.

This worksheet is a simple activity to recap students understand of production and inventory in unit 4 for IGCSE Busines Studies

This is a full lesson explaining the key differences that make workers take jobs and the different rewards they get for labour; financial and non-financial. The lesson also explores the different trends we see in labour from an economics standpoint. The lesson is inclusive of activities and video resources.