Word mat for the coasts topic used by sticking it on the desk to support lower ability pupils.

A whole lesson covering the challenges of development in a hot desert using the Thar as a case study. The lesson includes a card sorting activity as well activities to help pupils decode and answer a 9 mark exam question on the topic. It also includes a sample exam answer for pupils to mark and improve.

Task plotting physical features on to a world map.

Ideas for geography specific pupil targets.

Pupils cut out the revision cards and fold them in half down the middle so the questions are on one side and the answers are on the other. I have used Hurricane Matthew and the Somerset Levels floods as my case studies but the cards can be edited to reflect the case studies you have used.

This worksheet goes with the Horizon programme 2009 How many people can live on planet earth?. The programme can be downloaded in sections from You Tube.

6 multiple choice quizzes and answers on tectonics, weather hazards, rivers, coasts, ecosystems and climate change. Great for revision or a quick end of topic assessment.

Multiple choice end of topic quizzes with answers for the Urban, Economic and Resources modules. There are some case study specific questions but these can easily be amended if they are not the ones you use. These are great for revision.

Command word bunting for Edexcel B GCSE Geography to display

Introduction lesson to hot deserts. It covers what they are like, locations, climate, as well as plant and animal adaptations. Includes map and atlas skills, climate graph plotting and data calculations.

HUriicanes test and mark scheme

Use both resources together

Power Point step by step with activities.

Test on food, water supply and desertification.

Power Point on issues at the rural urban fringe.

Good starter and plenary activity on settlement vocabulary.

Revise the key terms from the tourism topic with these domino cards.

Lesson introducing coastal features. Includes uses maps, aerial photos, fiction and art work.

Pupils can cut out the cards and fold them down the middle so they have the questions on one side and the answers on the other.