“It was like being on a game-show in class; I loved it! And it really helped to sharpen up my subject knowledge”. (Student, January 2022) A fun and fully interactive revision game for GCSE Business Studies. Perfect for either a classroom/ remote-learning activity. Students can play in groups, pairs or individually. Includes- Full set of easy to follow instructions and answer sheets included Twelve sets of key business topics (see previews) This resource is adaptable; by changing the existing topics or adding in your own. Timing: 30-40 minutes (as classroom activity with students in groups). Suitable for GCSE, BTEC and A-Level Business and all exam boards.

Teach your learners the meaning, benefits and theories of motivation in this activity packed lesson resource. Includes teacher notes, questions and answers, case study material, debates and a quiz plenary. +Additional ‘motivation at work’ crossword with solution included Suitable for a range of specifications at KS4 and KS5, including GCSE, A Level and BTEC Business. Covers 2-3 hours of lesson time. Content includes: Definition of motivation The role of motivation in the workplace Maslow- Hierarchy of needs Hertzberg- 2 factor theory Taylor- Scientific management Mayo- Human relations Financial Vs Non-financial methods of motivation

A power-point presentation and quiz to to help students understand the differences between debit cards, credit cards, store cards and pre-paid/gift cards.

This challenging crossword is ideal for helping students to understand the key features, pros and cons of the different forms of payment. Links directly with a range of curriculum courses including the new BTEC National in Business, Unit 3 content. Can be used as a personal finance session activity or a tutor time challenge.

A complete lesson in Cryptocurrency for beginners. From bartering with animals and grain to digital currency.... money has taken an incredible journey over time! The most recent phenomena in the world of finance is Cryptocurrency; but can it actually be considered as money? How does it work and what is all the hype? All these questions and more are tackled in this captivating lesson resource. Includes group and pair activities, printable slides for worksheets, and teacher notes (including timings). This lesson has been designed to last 90 minutes, but can easily be adapted to suit the teachers requirements.

Jammal is a 16 year old facing a typical teenage financial dilemma. Students will be tasked with helping him to find a solution. This extremely popular resource has been used across the country, helping learners to understand the importance and purpose of budgeting, distinguish between essential & non-essential items and create personal income and expenditure budgets for their day to day life. This resource has everything you need to create an unforgettable lesson. Approx 1 hr 30-45 mins. Includes- Detailed lesson plan with timings Power-point presentation with teacher notes and timings Movie clips integrated within the power-point. Student worksheets

Put your students' knowledge of personal finance to the test with this pictogram style challenge, followed by a quick fire question and answer session. Ideal as a group activity. Can be adapted to include your own choice of questions.

Suitable for KS4 and KS5 learners this spreadsheet activty will help students to understand the the importance of and processes involved in personal budgeting. Resource includes a task sheet with 4 scenarios, a student template and teacher answers sheets.

A whole lesson in which students will determine the functions of money, investigate the factors that affect the role of money and analyse how financial needs change at different life stages. including notes, a carousel activity and a quiz. Teacher guidance included. Supports the delivery of the personal finance curriculum. Also covers content of the new BTEC Level 3 in Business- Unit 3.

Electronic or paper-based activity requiring students to correctly match the financial implications with the stages in the life-cycle. Can be done individually or in pairs. Ideal for teaching personal finance at KS4 or KS5. Also suited to BTEC National in Business- Unit 3. Visit the ‘Resource Doctor’ shop for a range of BTEC Business Unit 3 resources: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resources/shop/resourcedoctor