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Super Starter Sunday - A-Z

Sunday, June 07, 2009
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As end of year exams approach, many of us will be revising with our classes. A good starter activity could be to get pupils to create an A-Z guide to demand and supply.

Demand and supply is a key topic in the GCSE specification and so it is vital that students know all the concepts.

Here are some ideas to get you started:

A - Advertising
D - Diagram
S - Subsidies

Tomorrow I will post some ideas from my classes.


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