PPT and resources that follow Geog 1 textbooks on Africa as a scheme of work. This lesson focuses on getting students to describe Africa's physical features before interpreting climate graphs. Students then explain differences in the climate graphs to embed geographical skills for GCSE before suggesting what biomes you may find with these different climates. All PPTs come with starters, plenaries and extension tasks.

An introduction to Africa PPT with resources. Matches Geog 1 textbooks. All PPTs include differentiated learning objectives, starters and plenaries as well as extension activities.

An overview of topic 1 for Edexcel B GCSE Geography. Students to tick if they are happy with the sub-topics and key exam questions.

This PowerPoint is part of a bundle for a two-term topic on the United Kingdom. The scheme of work is made for year 7 students. The bundles comes with PowerPoints all with differentiated learning objectives, starter and plenary activities as well as tasks and work sheets. Exam questions have been embedded to some lessons. All lessons are relevant, modern with brand-new resources that are fun and interactive for KS3 Geography. This lesson looks at the South West England and why it attracts so many people in the UK. Students will look at the geography of the area which links to the next scheme of work on coasts. Students are to make a postcard of the attractions on offer in the area.

This PowerPoint is part of a bundle for a two-term topic on the United Kingdom. The scheme of work is made for year 7 students. The bundles comes with PowerPoints all with differentiated learning objectives, starter and plenary activities as well as tasks and work sheets. Exam questions have been embedded to some lessons. All lessons are relevant, modern with brand-new resources that are fun and interactive for KS3 Geography. This lesson focuses on settlement hierarchy in the UK and includes extension questions and differentiated worksheets.

This test is part of a bundle for a two-term topic on the United Kingdom. The scheme of work is made for year 7 students. The bundle comes with PowerPoints all with differentiated learning objectives, starter and plenary activities as well as tasks and work sheets. Exam questions have been embedded to some lessons. All lessons are relevant, modern with brand-new resources that are fun and interactive for KS3 Geography. This test is out of 56 marks and focuses on all content looked at as part of the bundle.

A GCSE Geography lesson focusing on Coasts as a sub-unit. All lessons include differentiated learning objectives, starters and plenaries. This lesson looks at coastal flooding in the UK.

A GCSE Geography lesson focusing on Coasts as a sub-unit. All lessons include differentiated learning objectives, starters and plenaries. This lesson looks at discordant and concordant coastlines, the geology of coastal landforms and how coasts are formed.

A GCSE Geography lesson focusing on Coasts as a sub-unit. All lessons include differentiated learning objectives, starters and plenaries. This lesson looks at longshore drift as a process, the formation of spits and tombolos, and coastal transportation.

This PPT and resources looks at tropical cyclones and how they present major natural hazards to people and places. Spec check is split in to two parts: part a) physical hazards of tropical cyclones (high winds, intense rainfall, storm surges, coastal flooding, landslides) and their impact on people and environments; and part b) why some countries are more vulnerable (physically, socially and economically) than others to the impacts of tropical cyclones).” This includes homework questions related to GCSE SAMs exam questions and activity resources.

This PowerPoint is part of a bundle for a two-term topic on the United Kingdom. The scheme of work is made for year 7 students. The bundles comes with PowerPoints all with differentiated learning objectives, starter and plenary activities as well as tasks and work sheets. Exam questions have been embedded to some lessons. All lessons are relevant, modern with brand-new resources that are fun and interactive for KS3 Geography. This lesson looks at reasons for temperature and climate variations across the UK linking to GCSE specification. This lesson covers ocean currents, prevailing wind, distance from the sea, latitude, height of land and wind direction when focusing on the climate for summer and winter across the UK.

This lesson focuses on the earth’s layered structure, and physical properties is key to plate tectonics. Spec check includes information on earth’s layered structure (including the asthenosphere), with different composition and physical properties (temperature, density, physical state). Activities attached and GCSE questions embedded into PPT for Edexcel B GCSE 9-1.

A scheme of work with powerpoint, learning objectives, activity tasks, worksheets, SEN worksheets and embedded activities with hyperlinks to videos on the invasion of William of Normandy and the other claimants to the throne and other key historical events to 1485 (harrying of the north, feudal system, transformation of castles, domesday book, life in medieval towns, magna carta, causes and effects of black death, peasants revolt, murder of Thomas Beckett). Additionally two assessments come with the bundle on 1066 and the transformation of castles.

This PPT and resources focuses on characteristics (pressure, rotation, structure) and seasonal global distribution of tropical cyclones (hurricanes and typhoons) including source areas and tracks and how these change over time. Resources include a card sort, pop-up hurricane with instructions, an overview card, a storyboard. PPT includes hyperlinks, videos, starters and plenaries and GCSE questions for Edexcel.

This unit of work is extremely useful for year 7/8 students to improve on geographical skills important for the new GCSE specification. Content includes map skills such as distance, direction, compass points, scale, routes, height on maps (spot height, layer shading, contours), relief of land, cross-sections, four figure grid references, six figure grid references, settlement patterns, graphs/data in geography, different types of maps, longitude and latitude.

This unit of work is extremely useful for year 7/8 students to improve on geographical skills important for the new GCSE specification. These lessons follow on from the previous 16 lessons to make a full term of work on Geographical Skills and Map Work. Content includes map skills such as distance, direction, compass points, scale, routes, height on maps (spot height, layer shading, contours), relief of land, cross-sections, four figure grid references, six figure grid references, settlement patterns, graphs/data in geography, different types of maps, longitude and latitude. Key geography Skills textbooks and Collins World Atlases KS3 are recommended for this Scheme of Work.

Useful PPT and resources for mapping river systems with differentiated learning objectives. Can be used for AQA/Edexcel/OCR

A literacy guide useful for geography students to help with key command words, joining sentences, exam command words (define, explain, justify, describe, analyse), and connective words for case study answers

This PPT leads on from other PPTs in 'My Shop' and follows Geog 1 Scheme of Work on Africa. This lesson looks at why certain areas of Africa are sparsely and densely populated before getting students to describe and explain reasons. Model answer included with GCSE focus. Starter, plenary and extension activities included.

Key words for any GCSE Geography development unit to be used at the end of the unit.