1.5.1 Role of the entrepeneur whole lesson Powerpoint and research lesson (ICT room based lesson). Created for A-level

1.5.2 Entrepreneurial motives and characteristics whole lesson powerpoint , lesson plan, activities Planned for Edexcel Business A-level topic 1.5.2

Powerpoint that can be used as an introduction to the business course for GCSE or for Edexcel 1.1.5: the role of business. In this lesson I use Flash cards of wants and needs, see seperate resources as there is a bundle created for this.

A 4 mark structure guided writing sheet for A-level Business Edexcel Students can use this template to write directly their answer into the worksheet to learn how to best answer the 4 mark questions.

1.3.1. Product Service design for social trends whole lesson A-level Business Education Microsoft powerpoint Worksheet for students to take notes Lesson plan Homework - Branding challenges

Written with Edexcel A-level Business Studies topic 1.2.4 in mind. 15 questions practising Price elasticity of demand with a couple of general formula questions at the top as addition.

Whole lesson on Added value Created with Edexcel GSCE 9-11 Business scheme of work in mind, however could be used for all Business education specifications. Includes: Powerpoint presentation Lesson plan Worksheet

Simple worksheet to print and cut up for plenary activity. Simply pose a question to your class, and they must write an answer on their small piece of paper to leave the classroom. You can then see where the areas of development.

A-level business practice question worksheet for Income elasticity of demand (15 questions) Formulated with Edexcel Business A-level in mind. Edexcel 1.2.5 topic.

Perfect for introduction to GCSE Business Education. Flashcards for students to sort with product examples to sort into Goods and Services, and then can be used for a secondary activity of Needs and Wants. Multicultural examples, with Open Dyslexia font, which helps students with Dyslexia read the examples. I’d recommend printing in colour and laminating so they can be used again. Credit for images goes to image owner.