This lesson gives students an introduction into what a hazard is and the difference between tectonic and climatic hazards.

Mitigation based lesson where students look at different types of mitigation strategies used globally to help reduce the impact of natural hazards

This lesson focuses on sustainablility and sustainable development goals (SDGs). It look at what they are and how they are helping to improve the world - link to the UAE and Dubai EXPO 2022

This lesson introduces students to what geography is the study of and how it is broken up into human and physical factors.

This lesson is based on the population pyramid of the UAE. Students are expected to draw and analyses a population pyramid while also calculating missing data. Lesson guidelines can be followed but any country can be used instead of the UAE.

This lesson introduces students to climate change and the scientific and historical records we use as evidence for climate change. Lesson is teacher led

This lesson looks at how waves create landforms of erosion including bays and headlands, wave-cut platforms. This lesson helps students to understand the difference between concordant and discordant coastlines

This lesson is Geography and Science combined where students look at food chains and food webs within ecosystems.

This lesson focuses on desert biomes specifically the desert of Dubai and the UAE. This lesson links students math skills as they create their own climate graphs using step by step instructions - live modelling from teacher as well as calculating means and modes using their own hand drawn graphs.

This lesson looks at the future of TRFs, how to manage and conserve rainforests, ecotourism and sustainability.

This lesson looks at the causes and impacts of tropical storms

Geography and Science linked lesson looking at biotic and abiotic factors and how they interlink in different ecosystems

This lesson looks at adaptations of camels and cacti in the desert biome

This lesson is business studies based as it looks at what trade is, the difference between trade tariffs and trade quotas as well as fairtrade and how the World Trade Organisation (WTO) operate.

This lesson looks at how a sea stack and stump form in a headland.

Case study specific lesson looking at Lyme Regis in the UK and how the area has been improved by implementing hard engineering strategies.

This lesson is an introduction to hard and soft engineering processes and how they are used to protect the coastline

This lesson asks to students what coastline is and how different types of waves impact the coastline - constructive and destructive waves and beaches are explained to students here.

This PowerPoint and worksheet gives students a basic introduction to global biomes, their locations and why they have different climates. The fill in the blanks activity challenges students to think about climate globally with an extension question for the higher ability students.

This lesson is an introduction to TRFs and their locations and characteristics.