A question a day calendar for paper 1.

A collection of lessons which focuses on looking at the case study of Rio for the new AQA GCSE specification.

This lesson allows students to build on the skills they acquired with 4 figure grid referencing. There is another group activity using the local OS maps (please change for your area). The 'how confident are you&' gets students post-it note their name on the tree to show where they have climbed to in the lesson.

Lessons for the changing economic world. The NEE case study is Nigeria.

A KS3 unit on coasts that is designed to support students who will take AQA GCSE.

Three revision PowerPoints for water on the land (rivers), the coastal zone (coasts), urban change, population change, tourism and restless earth complete with case study profiles.

A whole lesson on teaching direction for year 7 map skills topics. You may want to change the map on the worksheet to one of your own area. The wording is also more for a more able set.

Three templates for roll a landform, case study and example for students to use to revise the new AQA spec for GCSE. Students roll the dice and talk for as long as they can about what they have rolled. The student who can talk the longest wins.

A year 7 lesson which looks at different settlement patterns (nucleated, dispersed and linear). There are also activities incorporated for using map skills a new heavy requirement for the new GCSE specifications

A lesson focusing on the different ways that volcanic eruptions can be managed and predicted.

A clearly differentiated lesson on the 2012 drought in the UK. The lesson takes students through levelled mystery activity.

A year 7 lesson which looks at how settlements can change over time. The lesson uses the case study of the London Dockland on a smaller scale than for GCSE.

A year 7 lesson that looks at the Burgess model. There is also an DME exercise where students have to decide where the Griffins should live. This allows them to look at real life sections of the model.

An introduction lesson to population distribution and density, with some differentiated resources.

A lesson focusing on overpopulation and its effects. For AQA A specification.

A lesson for the new AQA specification, looking at the formation of sand dunes, spits, bars and beaches.

This is the second half to the unit which focuses on London as the HIC case study. Many hours has been spent on this SOW, and it is shared for free therefore I would appreciate feedback.

A treasure hunt activity to teach year 7's about the different types of maps

A lesson which looks at the four types of plate boundaries.

The third lesson in a series of volcanoes and earthquakes. The lesson involves students making human diagrams of the plate boundaries and the peer assessing each others.