A Local Area Study using GIS (Google Earth) and historic research to create a a presentation about students local area. Aimed at KS2 - KS3 students. Video tutorial links included for Google Earth skills. Students can work in groups to complete and can be done over several lessons / homework for the research / presentation creation.

Revision Kahoot quizzes for the content and case studies of OCR A-Level Geography Coastal Landscapes (Paper 1) and Disease Dilemma (Paper 3)

A fun lesson aimed at KS2 - KS3 students to explore the beautiful the Black Country - including the distinct dialect and sayings, history of coal mining, geographical extent and a famous faces quiz to end.

Frayer Model and Spelling Test Templates. Designed one per topic for all learners to keep in their exercise books.

A break down of how to tackle all of the A-Level OCR Geography papers

Starter/Recall/Plenary activity to draw a labelled diagrams of each landform in 60 seconds or less. Includes extension and challenge activities. Ideally printed on A3 double sided.

Examples on high scoring (top band) responses to exam questions worth 3, 6 and 16 marks on Coastal Landscapes for OCR A-Level Geography. ‘Human activity influences coast or landscape systems more than physical factors.’ To what extent do you agree with this statement? 16 marks With reference to Figure 1, explain which geomorphic process is are the most influential in forming landform A. 3 marks Explain the influence of sea level rise and geomorphic process is in the formation of rias. 6 marks

A topic & case study revision wall

Links to author’s own Kahoot revision quizzes for content and case studies of Paper 1 and Paper 2 OCR A GCSE Geography

Excellent Recall / Starter / Plenary Activity to draw the diagrams of Geomorphic Process like erosion, weathering, transportation and mass movement.

Promotional images that could be used to highlight the importance of studying GIS

Perfect for Recall / Starter / Plenary activity to draw Coastal Landform diagrams in timed conditions. Includes extension activity.

A simple resource to help learners plan for extended writing questions. Designed to be laminated on A3 paper for learners to use with whiteboard pens.

OCR A Level Geography Revision for Physical Systems units - Coasts

2 / 3 case studies per A4 page. Could be printed on card & laminated, even added to a keyring. Includes past paper questions and examples how to plan for these. Case studies include: water-borne disease in Bangladesh, air pollution in India, malaria in Ethiopia, cancer in UK, British Red Cross & the cholera epidemic following the 2010 Haiti earthquake, medicinal plant: the Rosy Periwinkle, and a pharmaceutical transnational: GlaxoSmithKline.

A Literacy Mat that can be printed as a label for class books, used as a display or stuck to tables in the classroom for a reminder of Geography abbreviations, compass points, SPaG reminders, and helpful writing frames for exam questions such as HELP, DADAC and PEEL paragraphs.

OCR Geography A Level Disease Dilemma Revision for the Geographical Debates, including case studies

Designed to be print on A4 paper/card with facts on one side and questions on the other. Excellent prompt to help A-Level students recall key facts of Disease Dilemma Case Studies.

Revision clocks for the content & case studies of Paper 1 and 2. Topics include Environmental Challenge of the UK / Planet, People of the UK / Planet & Landscapes of the UK & Ecosystems of the Planet. Paper 1 case studies include Leeds, London Docklands, Somerset Levels, River Wye, Norfolk Coast. Paper 2 case studies include Rosario, Ethiopia, Andros Barrier Reef, Peruvian Amazon & Australia Big Dry.

OCR Geography A. Paper 2. Case Study Revision Workbook. Ecosystems of the Planet - The Peruvian Amazon (tropical rainforest) & The Andros Barrier Reef (coral reef). People of the Planet - Ethiopia (changing economic development in an LIDC/EDC city) & Rosario, Argentina (challenges of an LIDC/EDC city). Environmental Threats to our Planet - Australia (drought event caused by El Nino & La Nina).