This lesson focuses on the middle course of a river and the formation of the landform found there - meanders and ox bow lakes. This lesson was created for online purposes so cna be altered to suit online, independent, homework or in class work.

This is a small unit checkpoint for the topic of rivers, aimed at year 7 but adaptable for any KS3 group. Mark scheme also attached

This lesson introduces students to the Arctic and Antarctic and the differences between the two.

This lesson focuses on natural causes of climate change by looking at The Milankovitch Cyles, Sunspots and Volcanic activity

This lesson looks at the formation of landforms found along the lower course of a river - delta, floodplain and levee.

This lesson introduces students to map symbols and the reasons why we use them.

This lesson adds to students knowledge of 4FGR and extends their skills to teach them how to read 6FGR. Tasks can extend and challenge students if OS maps are available

Earthquake specific case study about the Christchurch quake in New Zealand in 2011

This is an assessment lesson to help students revise for the attached assessment based on coasts for KS3.

This lesson introduces students to what development is and how we categorise countries according to their level of development - HIC, NEE, LIC.

This lesson looks at what makes a city a city and the difference between megacities and world / global cities

This lesson looks at what slums or squatter settlements are, what the informal work sector is and how the rapid growth of urban areas in LICs can impact underdeveloped cities.

This lesson looks at the difference between the greenhouse effect and the enhanced greenhouse effect and how humans are enhancing the rates of climate change.

This lesson looks at the human and physical causes of river flooding as well as the economic, social and environmental impacts of a river flood. Cross-curricular links with a triple Venn diagram included

This lesson is a case study of Ethiopia. It focuses on the difference in lifestyles between rural and urban populations.

This lesson is a case study focused on a developed country - Singapore. it looks at urban life in Singapore and how there are very few rural areas left in the country.

Case study specific lesson about 2018 eruption in Guatemala

This lesson looks at how humans use rivers and the pros and cons to the human activities that occur along a river.

This lesson looks at the economic, social and environmental impacts of climate change globally

2 part pack - In the first lessons students are shown, step by step, how to read 4FGR on an OS map. In the seconf PowerPoint students are stretched and challenged on their skills (OS maps required for these tasks)