Whole-school economics resources

A short PowerPoint presentation that can be used for one lesson and is mainly useful for providing a background on the European Union. It can help provide students an overview of why the EU was created and it explains the treaties that are significant for the functioning of the EU. It also includes a few engaging activities that will help students understand the content of the presentation. This presentation works great along with a presentation I made on Brexit, that can be found on the following link: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/brexit-examining-the-economic-and-political-aspects-11686242. The presentation addresses the following learning outcomes: Identify the formal structure of the EU; Recall several treaties relevant to the formation of the EU; Understand relevant trends to the further evolution of the EU; Identify key areas of cooperation for EU member-states; Identify key concerns in the further development of the EU.

A powerpoint presentation covering the Supply section the IBDP Economics courses (HL and SL). Suitable for A Level and GCSE. Teachers can edit the file as appropriate.

Year 7 Economics and Business Assessments

Year 7 Economics and Business

Year 7, Economics and Business, World of Work

A 30-slide powerpoint presentation covering the Demand section of the IB Diploma Microeconomics section - notes/explanations and the graphs. Large text and large, clear graphs. The presentation can be edited - add or delete slides, or edit the text on the slides.

The World News Crossword (September 17th, 2017) is a simple crossword based on last week's news events. There are THREE more FREE crosswords based on cities and countries around the world. The World News Crossword (September 17th, 2017) is a great activity for supporting literacy, logic, and research skills. It quietly helps students with handwriting issues and it sneakily encourages students to learn more about their word and to discuss why... Why? Why did the UN impose more sanctions on North Korea? Why did Russia suggest UN peacekeepers for Crimea? Why are Australian landowners encouraging Australians to eat kangaroos? And why is Amsterdam's government wanting to discourage tourism? These are just some of the discussions that will pop out of this week's crossword. Or maybe they'll ask where? Where is Lahore? Sri Lanka? New Zealand? South Africa? Myanmar? North Korea? Paris? Barcelona? Crimea? It's a pdf so it can be downloaded quickly, saved to a flash drive, opened and printed quickly for use at a moment's notice.

All my shop economics resources from globalisation to emerging economics to fiscal policy to monetary policy to supply/demand for labour. Individual price it £40!

This resource provides a good understanding of types of business organization. It gives a detail explanation with examples students who take Economics and Business studies in GCSE.

This resources focuses on the environment as a form of market failure and provides contextual examples of depletion and degradation. The presentation also includes an explanation of the Kuznets curve, some externalities diagrams and contextual examples of forms of government intervention to overcome environmental market failure. The presentation is designed for two hours teaching.

Guide on how to help students answer questions in AQA Economics multiple choice for paper 3. Includes helpful techniques and applied examples to past questions.

In this 12 page activity, students will watch several pitches from Shark Tank and complete a corresponding worksheet (video link and QR Code included), briefly review the Factors of Production and Role of an entrepreneur, Brainstorm ideas for their own product or service using guided questions, follow a set of prompts to create a short 2-4 minute "pitch" (Shark Tank Show style) on their product or service and will be graded by their peers (the Sharks) using an INCLUDED- easy to use Rubric! Fun Activity! My students have had a blast with this activity! (All materials, handouts and rubrics are included- just print and teach!)