Cambridge IGCSE Teaching Resources
Cambridge IGCSE Teaching Resources
Teaching materials for Cambridge IGCSE classes, written to the concepts and skills the syllabuses cover, and built so that a two-year scheme of work stops being a stack of half-finished lessons.
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Units that fit an IGCSE scheme of work
Topic units suited to upper secondary and IGCSE-age classes across the sciences and beyond; open any cover for the full preview, contents and price.
Why teachers use these
Why Cambridge IGCSE teachers use these
An IGCSE syllabus is long, the cohort is often mixed in language as well as ability, and the papers reward precise technical wording that learners rarely produce unprompted. These units hand you the slides, four levels of written work, the answer keys and the timings for one topic at a time, so building a scheme of work becomes assembly rather than authorship. Everything is editable, which matters the year your syllabus version changes.
What's covered
What you get in each unit
One topic, taught end to end, with the marking already written.
- Tiered worksheets, four levels
- Editable PowerPoint for the lesson
- Answer keys with mark points
- Lesson plan and suggested timings
- Printable and digital formats
Make it work for everyone
Stretching Extended learners without losing Core
The four levels let you set Core candidates work that is genuinely accessible while Extended candidates take the same topic further in the same room. Because the answer keys are editable, you can rewrite them in the command-word language candidates must reproduce: state, describe, explain, calculate. Marked scripts then become your evidence for predicted grades.
Good to know
Frequently asked questions
Are these official Cambridge resources?
No. They are not published, endorsed or approved by Cambridge Assessment International Education, and nothing here is an endorsed textbook. They are written to the concepts and skills IGCSE syllabuses cover, so they map onto topics in your scheme of work. Always check the current syllabus for your series and adapt the editable files.
Will these help learners with English as an additional language?
Often, yes. The lower two worksheet levels cut the reading load while leaving the subject content intact, which is usually what an EAL learner in an international school needs. Key terms recur across the slides and the written tasks, so the vocabulary examiners expect gets rehearsed rather than met once and forgotten.
Can I use one unit with two classes and again next year?
Yes. A purchase licenses the unit for your own classroom, so it runs across every set you teach and again with the next cohort at no extra cost. What you cannot do is share the files with the rest of the department or upload them to a school platform for other staff to take.
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