Why do people choose to live in active zones? Fully resourced lesson

AQA 2016 - The living world - Hot desert climate - fully resourced lesson

AQA 2016 - The living world - Challenges for development in the Sahara - fully resourced lesson

AQA 2016 - The living world - Deforestation in Malaysia - fully resourced lesson

Earthquake hazard management - fully resourced lesson

Where are rainforests located - fully resourced lesson

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PowerPoint going through the five case studies for the rivers and coasts unit. Students complete the booklet as I go through the PowerPoint. Approximately 3 hours of work. 4 example exam questions with model answers. Videos included for case studies.

I have created a work booklet for students to complete as we go through the information on the Power Points. Approximately 10 hours worth of work. Many different activities included. For example sorting tasks, videos, mini-case studies, maths skills tasks, exam questions, mapping tasks, photo annotation and lots more. Everything for this topic covered: Locating Nigeria, global importance of Nigeria, Nigeria's importance within Africa, aspects of Nigeria, Nigeria in the wider world, TNCs, balancing a changing industrial structure, impacts of international aid, managing environmental issues and quality of life. Great value for money.

The following resource has been created for my year 11s for their final three hour revision session for the Key Geographical Themes exam on the 6th June. I have included the following: • PLCs for each topic • All the content for each topic included (177 slides in total) - economic development, rivers and coasts and tectonic hazards and climatic hazards • Help answering case study questions using model answers • Exam skills - command words, map skills, using data - With examples of past questions and model answers • Rivers memory game, videos and more.

Complete set of lessons on hazards for teaching the new AQA A Level specification - Over 40 hours worth of lessons. A huge variety of resources. Exam questions and mark schemes included.

Fully resourced lessons for the new AQA Geography GCSE topic - Coastal landscapes. Wide range of resources available including case study sheets, exam questions with mark schemes, videos, sorting activities, newspaper articles, Venn diagrams and lots more. Example studies included - Dorset (coastal landforms) and Lyme Regis (Coastal management)

Seven rounds: Where did Santa leave his presents? Christmas logos Country catchphrase Christmas food miles Where did Santa leave his hat? Flags of the World? Where do Santa's letters come from?

Case study sheet included, card sort, presentation work, mini-plenary and boggle task.

A fully resourced lesson looking at whether or not development influences world cup performance. Students play the world cup top trumps game and then complete two separate scatter graphs using different development indicators. Scatter graph outline sheets and top trumps game included

Range of activities covering the structure of the Earth. Follows the Hodder Progress in Geography text book - but this is not required. Fully resourced lesson.

Fully resourced lesson - What happens at plate boundaries? Follows the Hodder Progress in Geography book.

Fully resourced lesson covering: The concept of place and the importance of place in human life and experience. Insider and outsider perspectives of place Various tasks for students to complete e.g mind map, tables and exam question. Mark scheme included for exam question. No other resources e.g books required.

A-Level Geography Specification content covered : Categories of place: Near and far places Experienced places and media places Fully resourced lesson. Range of different activities for students to complete. No other resources required e.g. books. Lesson ends with an exam question. Indicative content included.

Fully resourced lesson covering the following areas of the specification: Relationships and connections The impact of relationships and connections on people and place with a particular focus on: changing demographic and cultural characteristics economic change and social inequalities. How the demographic, socio-economic and cultural characteristics of places are shaped by shifting flows of people, resources, money and investment, and ideas at all scales from local to global. The characteristics and impacts of external forces operating at different scales from local to global, including either government policies or the decisions of transnational corporations or the impacts of international or global institutions. How past and present connections, within and beyond localities, shape places and embed them in the regional, national, international and global scales. Wide variety of tasks - odd one out, video, comprehensions, tables, sorting activity, key word matching tasks and exam questions with mark scheme.