Simple introduction to Cost, Revenue and Profit. Themed around Coca-Cola for a year 9 enterprise lesson, the first of a unit I am working on.

Following on from the previous lesson of break even, this shows students a quicker way to calculate the BEP.

An interesting presentation using fruit as a hook to demonstrate different economic systems from market, to planned and mixed. This also covers a little on international trade and embargo too, nice images throughout and ultimately it should save you some time, give it a go, and as always feedback welcome, let me know how the fruit bit goes PLEASE LEAVE A REVIEW

Re-cap of revenue, cost and profit and a few video links to specific Dragons Den episodes where where students can apply their skills.

Interactive lesson on negative externalities.

2 presentations designed to be delivered to AQA spec AS level business students at the start of the marketing units. There is a word document to accompany the product portfolio analysis PPT that is 6 products all produced by different companies i.e. Apple, Ford, Cadbury’s. I got students to put them in order or the revenue they generated. I hope these help, all feedback welcome. Pat

A interactive presentation on break-even charts and analysis.

Presentation on Government Failure AS Economics

2 different approaches to delivering cash-flow. Both interactive, pitched at higher, and lower ability students. You could spend 4 lessons on this easily.

A pretty basic PowerPoint, that covers required areas with a definition and some nice images to boot. By all means change and tailor this to suit the needs of your learners, I used this for Chinese students who’s language is not quite there yet, so it was kept simple, but effective. PLEASE REVIEW IT.\n\nHope t helps. Pat

A brief into to Python getting students to use whiteboards to create and break codes, and identifying that when codes are not inputted exact the output wont work. Students use whiteboards / possibly traffic light cards to make this, somewhat dry topic, quite kinaesthetic and engaging. They will Print and store variables through the lesson.

An introduction into Python maths. This is really good to use as a transition lesson after a couple of lessons on Python with variables and print etc.. It shows the variables in maths and how Python could be used for good practical application. It's also mega fun, the worksheet is differentiated too so students can start at different points depending on ability and can be extended to introduce their own meals and prices etc.. There are lots of points set to assess understanding, mainly done through traffic light indicators. Students really love this, if you need a technical lesson on Python during the early stages to impress, this is it!! Also works as a good stand alone lesson for some good fun where lots of progress is made.

This gave a broad assessment approach to testing understanding from the KS3 Representation of Data unit. This is complete with an assessment pyramid and contains Included is assessment on types of data, binary, digital images, digital sound and logic gates.

Presentation with the ways business ideas come about, then links to various articles and also Youtube videos. Students will complete the research worksheet after teacher lead presentation.

3.4.4.A2 Edxcel Game Theory withing the oligopoly area of the theme. Covers the prisoner dilemma and then in a similar way how business compete by using Game Theory analysis on price, innovation, release date, production etc… Complete with an exam question, a link to 5 multiple choice questions and a 12 mark question.

Curriculum Road Map for IGCSE Economics, can be adapted easily for the GCSE. A Level is also available in my Shop. This took hours. Save yourself some time.

Mapped out for the Edexcel IAL but can easily be adapted for Economics A etc…