<p>This lesson includes a worksheet for video comprehension, and (optional) essay homework. Answer sheet included. Powerpoint included.</p> <p>Lesson Objectives<br /> Describe how the use of pesticides can help increase agricultural yields.</p> <p>Explain the impact of pesticides on people and the environment.</p>

<p>This ppt includes the 4 topics of</p> <ul> <li>Introduction (ecosystems / atmosphere)</li> <li>Environmental Research and Data Collection Methods</li> <li>Population</li> <li>Ecosystems</li> <li>Random! (of the above categories)</li> </ul> <p>It uses real exam paper questions from AS Level Environmental Management Cambridge Exam Board.</p> <p>The ppt can be adapted /questions changed for your editing purposes.</p>

<p>This lesson includes a ppt, worksheet and knowledge organiser.</p> <p>Lesson Objectives -</p> <p>To describe irrigation techniques,<br /> To explain the impacts of the misuse of irrigation<br /> To evaluate irrigation techniques.</p>

<p>Lesson Objective - To explain how controlling the growing environment can increase agricultural yields.</p> <p>The recap activity is always based on the lesson beforehand.</p> <p>This lesson contains a worksheet and practice exam questions.</p> <p>For iGCSE Environmental Management Topic 3, but also in general for Agriculture.</p>

<p>This lesson contains 5 sections, two worksheets, and an empty knowledge organiser that students can fill.</p> <p>Lesson Objectives -</p> <p>To describe what fertilisers are<br /> To explain how they can help increase agricultural yields<br /> To understand the impacts of fertilisers<br /> To suggest solutions to the improper use of fertilisers</p>

<p>Case study lesson about the Mineral Revolution of South Africa.</p> <p>A lesson adapted from Twinkl, with further research added for case study purposes.</p> <p>Includes a worksheet.</p> <p>Lesson Objective</p> <p>To explain the impacts the mineral revolution had on the communities of Johannesburg, and South Africa.</p>

<p>Lesson Objective: To describe different methods of increasing agricultural yields (selective breeding and mechanisation)</p> <p>Selective breeding and mechanisation are methods of increasing agricultural yields.</p> <p>For Cambridge iGCSE Environmental Management</p>

<p>For AS Level Global Perspectives</p> <p>Exam Lesson based on the global issue of crime and punishment.</p> <p>Lesson Objective: To analyse the strengths and weaknesses of evidence.</p> <p>This lesson will focus on Question 2 of the exam paper.</p>

<p>This lesson focuses on Question 3 of the exam paper.</p> <p>This lesson uses the global issue of crime and punishment.</p> <p>Lesson Objective: To compare perspectives and key components of arguments between two documents</p>

<p>Agriculture iGCSE Environmental Management</p> <p>Lesson Objective</p> <p>To compare intensive and extensive farming</p>

<p>Lesson Objective</p> <ul> <li>To explain the different types of agriculture</li> </ul> <p>Agriculture iGCSE Cambridge Environmental Management</p>

<p>Lesson Objective<br /> To explain why human populations need to increase agricultural yields.</p> <p>The methods to increase agricultural yields are briefly touched upon, but are covered in more detail in other lessons. This lesson focuses on the WHY we need to grow more food.</p> <p>iGCSE Environmental Management - Cambridge</p>

<p>3 lesson power points briefly describing how different energy sources generate electricity, as well as the advantages and disadvantages of each.</p> <p>Powerpoint 1 - Fossil Fuels<br /> Powerpoint 2 - Nuclear energy<br /> Powerpoint 3 - Renewable energy sources</p> <p>Resource includes power points and worksheets.</p>

<p>Agriculture iGCSE Cambridge Environmental Management</p> <p>Lesson Objective</p> <ul> <li>To describe the components of soil that make it good for plant growth.</li> </ul>

<p>Soil content and Comparisons</p> <p>Lesson Objectives:</p> <p>To compare and contrast sandy soils and clay soils.</p> <p>To explain what organisms do for soils.</p> <p>Powerpoint only.</p> <p>Compatible for iGCSE Cambridge Environmental Management</p>

<p>iGCSE Environmental Management - Cambridge</p> <p>Lesson Objectives:<br /> To describe the causes of flooding</p> <p>Includes power point, worksheet activities and information.</p>

<p>Agriculture and the Environment</p> <p>Lesson Objectives</p> <ul> <li>To describe what soil is made of</li> <li>To explain the difference in soil particle sizes (sand, silt, clay).</li> </ul> <p>Lesson ppt only.<br /> Best accompanied with Cambridge iGCSE Coursebook.</p>

<p>Ppt and worksheet.</p> <p>Topic 2 - Energy &amp; the Environment</p> <p>Lesson Objectives:</p> <p>To learn strategies for the efficient management of energy resources.</p> <p>To be able to describe, explain and discuss energy management strategies.</p>

<p>2 lesson ppts and a practical worksheet.<br /> The practical has been adapted from Twinkl.</p> <p>Lesson Objectives</p> <ul> <li>To provide strategies to reduce the risk of oil spills</li> <li>To provide strategies to minimise the impact of oil spills</li> </ul>

<p>iGCSE Environmental Management - Energy &amp; the Environment<br /> An exam booklet with paper 1 and paper 2 style questions, including higher level decision making questions, with mark schemes.</p>