IGCSE Accounting Unit 1 – Introduction to the Principles of Accounting – Complete Teaching Pack (FREE)

Free download. This is the complete Unit 1 pack, not a sample: all 8 lessons and 137 files. Teach a few of the lessons, see how they work with your classes, and then decide about the rest of the course.

When you're ready, the complete course, Units 1 to 5, is £49, Units 2, 3 and 4 are £39 as a bundle, and every unit is also sold on its own for £17.

Everything you need to teach Unit 1 of IGCSE Accounting, Introduction to the Principles of Accounting. That's 8 ready-to-teach lessons, each with its own slides, worksheets, test and answers, so you can open the folder and teach.

The foundations of the whole course: accounting concepts, the accounting equation, double entry for assets, liabilities, stock, expenses and revenues, balancing off T accounts, the trial balance, and capital versus revenue expenditure.

Every lesson includes

• An editable PowerPoint lesson, plus a PDF copy of every slide
• A starter activity with teacher answers
• Guided practice: knowledge questions or a student exercise, with answers
• A sorting activity with answers
• An exit ticket plenary with teacher answers
• Homework with answers
• A topic test with a full mark scheme
• Revision notes

The unit also includes

• An end-of-unit exam and mark scheme
• 13 video lessons with cleaned-up audio, covering all 8 lessons
• 1 exam-practice pack of Paper 2 style questions with full answers (Capital and Revenue Expenditure)
• A “What's included” contents sheet listing every file

Lessons in this unit

• 1.1 Accounting Principles and Concepts
• 1.2 The Accounting Equation
• 1.3 The Double-Entry System
• 1.4 Double-Entry for Stock
• 1.5 Expenses & Revenues
• 1.6 Balancing off T Accounts
• 1.7 The Trial Balance
• 1.8 Capital vs Revenue Expenditure

You get 137 separate files: 8 PowerPoints, 116 PDFs and 13 MP4 videos (about 1.5 GB in total). The PowerPoints open in Microsoft PowerPoint or any compatible app, and the PDFs open on any device.

Suitable for IGCSE and GCSE Accounting, including Cambridge IGCSE Accounting.

Written by D. Hoss, www.igcseaccounts.com.

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