This is an entire lesson’s worth of content on the Opportunity Cost. Introduces the concept of Opportunity Cost to students start off IGCSE Economics. Accompanied by activities.

This is an entire lesson’s worth of content on the PPC Production Possibilities Curve. Introduces the concept of PPC Production Possibilities Curve to students starting off IGCSE Economics. Accompanied by activities in the slides.

This is an entire lesson’s worth of content on the Economic Problem through slides/ presentation. Introduces the concept of the Economic Problem to students start off IGCSE Economics.

IGCSE Economics worksheet Suitable for a starter or plenary On Price Elasticity of Demand Worksheet as part of Unit 2 in the Cambridge IGCSE Economic Syllabus

These slides are explaining Consumer and producer surplus for AS Economics, based on International Cambridge Curriculum. The slides explain Consumer and producer surplus on a supply and demand graph.

These slides focus on The interaction of Demand and Supply with a focus on equilibrium, this is based on the AS Economics International Cambridge Curriculum. It also focuses on the concept of disequilibrium and how the shifts will change the equilibrium.

These slides focus on Reasons for government intervention in markets, based on the AS Economics International Cambridge Curriculum. Market Failure is covered in the slides and why governments intervene, with public goods, merit goods and demerit goods.

These slides cover the topic of Resource allocation in different economic systems in AS Economics, based on the Cambridge Curriculum. These slides look at different economic systems, public Vs private sector. This is a full lesson on Economics systems with indepth explanation.

These slides are focused on explaining the Production Possibilities Curve based on the International Cambridge curriculum for AS Level. The lesson covers the different types of shifts in a PPC, as well as how to draw, label and explain the changes. With some activities for drawing and labeling PPCs and shifts.

Full lesson based on Unit 1 Economics AS following the Cambridge Curriculum. Economic methodology focuses on difference between micro and macro, difference between normative and positive statements. Also looks at the concept of Ceteris Paribus. These slide encompass a full lesson.

This is a full lesson covering, firms, productivity, production with a focus on internal and external economies of scale. The lesson also covers different economic sectors, primary, secondary and tertiary. Finally the lesson looks at Public Vs Private sector. This is a full lesson inclusive of activities that can be done in class. This lesson is based off the Cambridge economics O level syllabus.

This is a full lesson on microeconomics, household spending, saving and borrowing. Introduce students to the concept of disposable income. This lesson is suitable for the Cambridge IGCSE Economics.

This is a full lesson inclusive of activities for Demand and how Demand works, suitable for students completing Cambridge IGCSE Economics.

This is a full lesson inclusive of activities suitable for students studying from the Cambridge IGCSE Economics Syllabus. It will help them understand Supply and how to draw a Supply curve.

A full lesson inclusive of activities and key definitions and concepts on the allocation of resources in different Economic systems. A look at Public vs private sector and the definitions of the 3 economic systems: Planned Economy, Mixed Economy, Free Economy.

IGCSE Economic and AS Economics Fun Activity! Make sure you have a Monopoly board in class to play, and then allow students to use the worksheet as the play. When you make the content relatable, students will not forget the content. This is suitable for a Main Activity in the lesson, it makes students identify key terms they learned in Economics on a Monopoly board! Suitable for AS and IGCSE Economics. Teachers can ask questions mid game to assess if students can see the relevance of the game to Economics!

These slides cover Classification of goods and services based on the International Cambridge curriculum. This lesson covers the different types of goods: private, public, free, quasi-public, merit and demerit goods. Focusing on the concept of excludability and rivalry. With a minor focus on what governments do with merit and demerit goods.

These slide are a full lesson on Factors of Production for AS Economics from the International Cambridge Curriculum. The slides cover, the types of Factor rewards, factors of production, specialisation, division of labour and Entrepreneur skills needed.

These are dual resources covering PES and PED, how to calculate them and what they mean. It explores the concept of elastic Vs inelastic. The slides have some activities to help keep the lesson engaging. The content is suitable for the Cambridge IGCSE Economics syllabus.

This is a full lesson, suitable for introducing how money works and how banks work, based on the Cambridge IGCSE Economics syllabus. It breaks down key concepts like interest rates and value of money. The slides are also filled with activities to engage the students.