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As part of our Economics curriculum, The Teacher Lab has created this set of simple and compound interest mathematics problems. This set of word problems will complement the topics of banking and finance. What’s included (24 questions altogether!) 10 Simple Interest Problems 4 questions to calculate interest earned 2 questions to calculate the principal amount 2 questions to calculate the time taken 2 questions to calculate the interest rate 10 Compound Interest Problems 4 questions to calculate interest earned 2 questions to calculate the principal amount 2 questions to calculate the time taken 2 questions to calculate the interest rate 4 questions to compare the interest collected based on simple and compound interest rates These 24 word problems are packaged in the following formats: Printable PDF file PDF form filling file for students to fill up digitally Google Slides

Do your students want to understand the economic impact of tariffs, quotas, and embargoes? This lesson package will cover the definition of each of the above trade barriers, provide real-world examples and teach students the advantages and disadvantages of each trade barrier. By purchasing this lesson package, you will get a lesson plan, teaching slides, a video created by our team (hosted on YouTube) and printable handouts and worksheets for your students. *The lesson plan, slides, handouts and worksheets will be downloaded as a PDF. Use our package to help your students enhance their economic knowledge and prepare for their examinations. Our comprehensive package will ensure your students walk away liking this subject even more!

This Demand and Supply teaching package comes with a lesson plan, video, whole-class practice questions and independent worksheets to help your students master this new economics concept. This package is designed specifically for elementary school students and makes learning economics easy and fun. By purchasing this package, your students will learn to identify factors that contribute to changes in demand and supply of goods and services. Don’t miss this opportunity to give your students the tools they need to succeed in this topic of economics. Purchase our lesson package and watch their understanding of economics soar! *Please note that the video is hosted on YouTube.

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In this fun and interactive lesson, your students will learn the definitions and examples of natural, human and capital resources. Through hands-on activities and engaging worksheets, your students will learn about the concept of factors of production in a fun and age-appropriate manner. What’s included A well-crafted lesson plan consisting of lesson objectives, an introduction, guided practices and independent practices A video that can be used to teach or consolidate the lesson. (hosted on YouTube) PDF slides with questions to identify the different types of resources in a given picture Resource cards to quiz each other to identify the different resources 4 different printable worksheets Tick the category that a resource falls under: natural, human or capital Match the resource to the category that it falls under Identify and color by resource type List down the resources needed to create an item

In this fun and interactive lesson, your students will learn the concepts of inflation and deflation through a real world simulation, an engaging video and hands-on worksheets. In addition, there is also a ready-made deck of teaching slides for you to teach this topic. What’s included A well-crafted lesson plan consisting of lesson objectives, an introduction, inflation simulation, direct instruction and assessments. A video that can be used to introduce or consolidate the lesson. Ready-made PDF teaching slides Worksheets in both printable and digital formats (For the digital format, students will type in their answers using the PDF file provided) 10 multiple-choice questions on inflation 10 multiple-choice questions on deflation An inflation worksheet to find out the cost of prices in the past and at present Don’t wait, add this product to your library of teaching resources today!

In this fun and interactive economics teaching package, your elementary school students will learn about income, social security, sales and property taxes. This education resource will teach students about each particular tax, when it is being collected and what the money is used for. Through video activities and engaging worksheets, your students will be able to showcase their understanding of the different types of taxes in a fun and age-appropriate manner. What’s included A well-crafted lesson plan consisting of lesson objectives, an introduction, guided practices and independent practices A video that can be used to teach or consolidate the lesson. (hosted on YouTube) Guided activities to determine whether an item is paid through taxes or directly by the user 2 different printable worksheets Identifying the type of taxes in a given scenario Analyzing a pie chart on taxes

In this fun and interactive lesson, your students will learn to how to plot the supply and demand curves and identify the equilibrium price. Through hands-on activities and engaging worksheets, your students will learn about the concepts of supply and demand in a fun and age-appropriate manner. What’s included A well-crafted lesson plan consisting of lesson objectives, an introduction, direct instruction, guided practices and independent practices A video that can be used to teach or consolidate the lesson. PDF worksheets with numbers provided to practice plotting the demand and supply curves A PDF template for students to plot their own demand and supply curves based on the data they collect

Do you want to teach your students about the different types of unemployment? This lesson package will cover cyclical, structural, frictional, seasonal and classical unemployment. Real world examples will also be provided to help students understand when this is observed in a real-world setting. What’s included A well-crafted lesson plan consisting of lesson objectives, an introduction, guided practices, and independent practices A video that can be used to teach or consolidate the lesson. (hosted on YouTube) A deck of of practice slides to assess or guide learning 3 different printable worksheets Identifying the type of unemployment based on a given scenario Drawing out a storyboard to illustrate the different types of unemployment Calculating the unemployment rate based on a given set of data

Review the economics concepts of elasticity (price elasticity of demand, income elasticity of demand, cross elasticity of demand etc) with these engaging worksheets for your A level students! These worksheets will test your students’ understanding of elasticity in a clear and concise way. Students will learn to identify the factors that affect the price, income and cross elasticity of demand and supply. Formats: PDF What’s included 18 multiple-choice questions Define price elasticity of demand and supply Identify the price elasticity based on a given curve Calculate price elasticity of demand and supply 7 short answer questions Define price, income and cross elasticity of demand Determine the determinants of price and income elasticity of demand Solve real life scenarios 3 essay questions based on scenarios in the United States Answers to every question Use these worksheets to provide practice with the new concepts at the end of a unit as a review as a test preparation as a filler for early-finishers as a filler when you’re out of the classroom Get your copy of these worksheets today and help your students master the concepts of supply and demand!

Review the concepts of supply and demand with these engaging worksheets for your A level students! These worksheets will test your students’ understanding of supply and demand in a clear and concise way. Students will learn to identify the factors that affect supply and demand, factors that shift the supply and demand curves and apply these concepts to real-world scenarios. Formats: PDF What’s included +16 multiple-choice questions +Define supply and demand Identify shifts in supply and demand curves Show understanding of the concepts of complements and substitutes Find equilibrium price 9 short answer questions Draw supply and demand curves Demonstrate when the curves will shift Listing non-price determinants of demand and supply 2 essay questions based on scenarios in the United Kingdom Answers to every question

Review the concepts of scarcity, opportunity cost and the production possibility frontier with these engaging worksheets for your A level students! These worksheets will test your students’ understanding of scarcity and opportunity cost in a clear and concise way. Students will learn to identify and calculate opportunity costs, understand the trade-offs involved in making economic decisions, and apply these concepts to real-world scenarios. Formats: PDF What’s included 24 Multiple-Choice Questions Identifying and calculating opportunity costs Interpreting the points on a PPF curve Identifying the central problems of economics 2 short answer questions 4 essay questions based on scenarios in the United Kingdom Answers to every question

In this fun and interactive lesson, your students will learn about the features of the traditional, command, market and mixed economy. They will also learn about the advantages and disadvantages of each type of economy and get to know which type of economy is used by which community or country. Through video activities and engaging worksheets, your students will learn about economic systems in a fun and age-appropriate manner. What’s included A well-crafted lesson plan consisting of lesson objectives, an introduction, guided practices and independent practices A video that can be used to teach or consolidate the lesson. (hosted on YouTube) Four different printable worksheets Listing the characteristics of each system Making a table to compare the advantages and disadvantages of each system Reading different scenarios and identifying the type of economic system each country belongs to