These are the lyrics and videos to assist the learning of Weather and Climate topics for GCSE Geography.

Instructions and template for a Scratch Card for students who are considering making their subject choices. The template is fully editable and all instructions are provided. Designed for KS3 students transitioning to KS4 but could be used for any transition or modified for other uses.

Complete lyrics for GCSE Restless Earth course for CCEA and AQA all songs are on you tube - search chizzlewizzle941 Apologies for the singing! The purpose is to encourage active learning from the students.

Song to teach about the formation of supervolcanoes with reference to the Yellowstone Supervolcano potential impacts. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TT6W77f9K0A

Song to explain the features and causes of earthquakes. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-m9LcL4YH6s

Quick test knowledge checker for A2 Unit 1 Themes A and B as well as A2 Unit 2 Themes C and D.

Interactive lesson using the Dollar Street data from Gapminder.

Factors which hinder development, SDGs and Appropriate Technology lessons for CCEA Reducing the Development Gap.

Powerpoint and Word document booklet for AS POPULATION which collates all the new spec PPQs and mark schemes in one place for class use.

These are predicted papers based on the advance information provided by CCEA for students to test their preparation for the upcoming exams.

These are exam papers based on advance information provided by CCEA for students to use to test their preparation.

A GCSE practice paper based around the Advance Information provided for 2023. It covers Rivers, Coasts, Weather & Climate and Restless Earth.

This is a powerpoint lesson for preparation for the location, distribution, climatic and biome characteristics of tropical rainforests, tropical grasslands and tropical deserts. It can also be used as a recap powerpoint for the Advance Information 2023

Geography dictionary to help with literacy.

Powerpoint with ppqs to illustrate the preparation and responses to the 1995 Kobe earthquake

Powerpoint to explain how the Hadley Cell and the migrating ITCZ create different climatic regions within the tropics.

This is the first lesson of an online learning programme for CCEA GCSE Geography students following the Unit 2 module: The Living World.

This is week two of an online learning programme for CCEA GCSE Geography focusing on the demographic transition model.

Concepts of overpopulation, underpopulation and optimum population with theories of Malthus and Boserup and their criticisms. This is for the CCEA specification at AS level and contains teaching notes, class notes and model answers.