A lesson that allows pupils to independently create a news broadcast relating to the causes, effects & responses to a tsunami. Information sheets are used to create the broadcast & then students peer asses.

A lesson whereby pupils cut up & stick the plates map (like a jigsaw) onto their worksheet. They then use highlighters to identify the different plates. Very simple, but very effective.

All lesson resources to teach about convection currents & the layers of the earth. Students (in pairs or individually) create a piece of the world with all of the key information on. They then put the 4 quarters together to create a full earth diagram. Superb for display.

A simple activity that allows students to demonstrate understanding of some of the key areas of the unit by drawing.

This is a simplified list of content that pupils can RAG and tick off their understanding. This is for paper 1 (The World Around Us) Great to be used after any mock exam or as a revision sheet. Designed to be used with OCR A GCSE geography specification, but could be easily modified for other exam boards.

This is a simplified list of content that pupils can RAG and tick off their understanding. Great to be used after any mock exam or as a revision sheet. Designed to be used with OCR A GCSE geography specification, but could be easily modified for other exam boards.

This is a simplified list of content that pupils can RAG and tick off their understanding. Great to be used after paper 3 mock exam or as a revision sheet. Designed to be used with OCR A GCSE geography specification, but could be easily modified for other exam boards.

This is a simplified list of content that pupils can RAG and tick off their understanding. Great to be used after paper 2 mock exam or as a revision sheet. Designed to be used with OCR A GCSE geography specification, but could be easily modified for other exam boards.

This is a simplified list of content that pupils can RAG and tick off their understanding. Great to be used after paper 1 mock exam or as a revision sheet. Designed to be used with OCR A GCSE geography specification, but could be easily modified for other exam boards.

A topic outline for the new ocr gcse 1-9 specification for a unit on London. These are great to be used at both the start & end of a unit to show understanding & progress.

A lesson designed to provide pupils with the ways that London deals with its transport issues. The activities are designed to done off the back of the homework sheet. The GCSE question links well to exam structure and allows pupils to put their learning into a context.

A lesson that explores the character of London. Pupils create a postcard (as though they visited the city). The GCSE question tests understanding & puts learning into a context.

A lesson that allows pupils to look at the different ethnic groups associated with London whilst also developing & practicing statistical and data presentation & analysis skills. Covers key content from the GCSE 1-9 specification.

A simple lesson that covers the environmental impacts of modifying the landscape for food in the UK. The GCSE links really tests their understanding. Covers most new 1-9 gcse geography specifications.

A great lesson that covers the human, social and environmental impacts of water transfer schemes in the UK. 8 resources in total (took about 10 hours to create). This is based on the gravity scheme that transports water from the Elan valley to Birmingham. Pupils have a choice of tasks and promotes independence & creativity. I have also included marking sheets that just need printing off. The GCSE links really tests their understanding. Covers most new 1-9 gcse geography specifications.