Help your students to help themselves with these Year 1 Microeconomics Knowledge Organiser and Self-Quizzing Sheets. These resource packs provide essential knowledge for your initial economic studies in a condensed, easy-to-understand format. With a topic-on-a-page, these knowledge organisers record the most essential microeconomics topics covered in the first year of Economics A-Level. This download includes a booklet with 6 knowledge organisers and second booklet where there are gaps in each knowledge organiser for students to fill in to test their memory. Also included are individual files for each topic. This product has been optimised for AQA Economics A-Level, but should also be useful for students following Eduqas, OCR, and Edexcel Economics A-Levels. This product was developed in response to high demand following the popular Year 1 Macro Knowledge Organisers. Topics Covered: Introduction to Economics Knowledge Organiser -Purpose of Economic Activity -Economic resources -Economic problem -Economic methodology -PPFs -Specialisation Markets Knowledge Organiser -Market Demand -Market Supply -Price Mechanism -Interrelated markets -Shifts and slides Elasticity Knowledge Organiser -Price Elasticity of Demand (PED), including the relationship between PED and revenue -Price Elasticity of Supply (PES) -Income Elasticity of Demand (YED) -Cross Price Elasticity of Demand (XED) Market Failure Knowledge Organiser -Complete vs partial market failure -Public goods (including quasi public goods) -Externalities -Merit and Demerit Goods (please note this uses the AQA definition of public goods, if teaching Edexcel, you’ll need to explain that the definition is disputed) -Other market imperfections, including information failures, monopoly power and factor immobility Government Intervention Knowledge Organiser -Reasons for government intervention -Indirect taxes -Subsidies -Price controls (maximum and minimum prices) -Regulation -State provision -Tradeable permits -Government failure Consumer Behaviour Knowledge Organiser -Rational Decision Making -Utility -Behavioural Economics -Applications of Behavioural Economics (Choice architecture, default choice etc) -Nudges Useful for… Revision Lessons - Move through a whole topic in one go Independent Revision - Particularly helpful for students who can be a little overconfident with their revision, as it shows where there are gaps Reference - A single source of key economic principles, a handy alternative to heavy textbooks or needing all of their notes since the start of the course Topic Overview - Provides a high-level, useful at the start of a topic to show where learning is going Lesson Starters- Printing off a self-quizzing sheet works well as a retrieval starter Posters - Students can blu-tac an A3 knowledge organiser somewhere prominent to look at regularly

Christmas economics worksheets for the last economics lesson before the holiday. These worksheets challenge students to answer questions in order to draw a festive character with specific features. If they get the answers correct, their drawings should all look the same! There are 9 worksheets covering different topics, so you can pick and choose the worksheets to fit your group. Since each worksheet has a unique set of solutions, each will create a unique-looking character. •Elasticities (inc PED, XED, YED and PES) •Welfare calculations (inc Revenue, Consumer Surplus and Producer Surplus) •Mixed demand, supply and elasticities •Market failure and government intervention (including Public Goods, Information Failure, Externalities, Taxes and Subsidies) •Macroeconomic objectives and measures •Macroeconomic equilibrium •Revenue, costs and profits •Labour markets •International trade These worksheets might be handing in keeping your students calm and content in an otherwise hectic week, whilst still keeping their brains doing some A-Level economics revision. They work well for a Christmas Economics lesson alongside more rambunctious quizzes and competitions.

Help your Year 12 A-Level students to help themselves with these Year 1 Macroeconomics Knowledge Organiser and Self-Quizzing Sheets. These resource packs provide essential knowledge for your initial economic studies in a condensed, easy-to-understand format. With a topic-on-a-page, these knowledge organisers record the most essential macroeconomics topics covered in the first year of Economics A-Level. This download includes a booklet with 11 knowledge organisers and second booklet where there are gaps in each knowledge organiser for students to fill in to test their memory. Also included are individual files for each topic. This product has been optimised for AQA Economics A-Level, but should also be useful for students following Eduqas, OCR, and Edexcel Economics A-Levels. This version has been optimised for the AQA A-Level specification. It includes one-pagers on the following topics: Macroeconomic Objectives and Measures Circular Flow of Income Aggregate Demand Aggregate Supply Economic Growth Unemployment Inflation Fiscal Policy Monetary Policy Supply-Side Policies Phillips Curves Useful for… Revision Lessons - Move through a whole topic in one go Independent Revision - Particularly helpful for students who can be a little overconfident with their revision, as it shows where there are gaps Reference - A single source of key economic principles, a handy alternative to heavy textbooks or needing all of their notes since the start of the course Topic Overview - Provides a high-level, useful at the start of a topic to show where learning is going Lesson Starters- Printing off a self-quizzing sheet works well as a retrieval starter Posters - Students can blu-tac an A3 knowledge organiser somewhere prominent to look at regularly

This product cover the first unit of A-Level Economics pretty comprehensively : Economic Problem Slides and Accompanying Booklet Economic Resources Slides and Accompanying Booklet Opportunity Cost Slides and Accompanying Booklet Nature of Economics Slides and Accompanying Booklet PPFs Slides and Accompanying Booklet Specialisation Slides, Pin Factory Activity, Essay Kit and Accompanying Booklet Money Slides, Barter Activity and Accompanying Booklet Introduction to Economics Printable Flashcards and Reference Sheet Collated slides into a single PowerPoint for the whole unit Collated booklet so you only have to print once for the whole unit Recap booklet to test students’ recall 6 printable posters of quotes relevant to the unit This product is ideal for teachers who are short on time, or who are not yet completely comfortable teaching Economics.

A notebook of 34 note taking frames for all of the most common topics taught in Year 12 Microeconomics section of the A-Level Economics, whether that’s AQA, Edexcel, OCR or Educas. It includes pages on Specialisation, Markets, Market Failure and Government Intervention. I’m pleased to share the latest update with you, which the aim of increasing student’s ability to use the booklet independently. This includes the introduction of QR codes and sections which are more intuitive to fill in. As a result of these changes, these notebooks have become a valued tool in my classroom due to their versatility. Primarily, I use them for comprehensive revision, where students complete the entire notebook before an exam, and for targeted intervention. However, their uses extend to several other applications: •Lesson Summaries: Useful for recording the most important information from each lesson. •Ongoing Revision Notes: Suitable for Year 2 students to work through Year 1 Notebooks at their own pace throughout the year. •Flipped Learning: Ideal for tracking pre-lesson preparation. •Homework: Can be assigned for students to complete after each lesson to reinforce learning. •Cover Work: Print off individual sheets to to review past topics or prepare for upcoming ones. Alternativelistribute them at the start of the year so students can use them during your absence, whether •Distance Learning: Effective during the summer holidays or for students on long-term absence. You can print the pages individually or as a complete booklet – they are designed to be just small enough to staple using my school’s photocopier, though hole-punching and using project folders with prongs works well too. This download contains two other files: •Year 1 Micro Notebook •Suggested Responses Please note that this version does not include an interactive digital version or a version with notes pages, as feedback indicated most teachers prefer the printable versions. I hope you find these notebooks as beneficial in your teaching as I have. They are designed to be adaptable and supportive, helping you to meet a variety of teaching needs with just one tool.

Independent study booklet for A-Level Economics homework, revision and intervention. These booklets are really versatile. They can be used in class with help from a teacher, but they are also designed to be usable completely independently. They are designed to be clear and intuitive, making it easier for students to stay on track and complete tasks correctly. Typically, I use them for thorough revision, where students fill out the entire notebook in preparation for exams, ensuring they’ve covered all the necessary content. They are also great for intervention, helping students who need to systematically go back over everything. They also work for a bunch of other stuff. For example, they work well as lesson recaps, allowing students to summarise key points from each lesson. They are also useful for flipped learning setting, helping students keep track of what they need to prepare before lessons. Additionally, they can be assigned as homework, with specific pages given to reinforce learning after each lesson. They offer a convenient solution for cover lessons and also for distance learning, particularly over school holidays or when students are absent for extended periods. The pages can be printed individually or as a complete booklet - I use the two-pronged project folders. The download includes suggested answers. Please note, this product doesn’t include a digital interactive version or a version with notes pages, as most teachers have indicated a preference for the printable format.