KS3 Geography: Layers of the earth worksheet. 3 activites included; 1) Label the diagram with the correct layers 2) Describe each layer (state, temperature, what it is/does) 3) Draw a diagram to show convection in the mantle. Suitable for ages 11-14 natural hazards module. Also suitable for Geology.

KS3 Geography activity choosing items to go in an earthquake survival kit. 2 tasks, one is a drawing and labelling task and the second is an explaining/justification task to show understanding of what problems people might face during an earthquake. Suitable for KS3 Geography natural hazards module.

KS3/4 2 lesson case study on the 2021 eruption of La Soufriere in St. Vincent. REQUIRES AN ATLAS Suitable for the natural hazards module (volcanoes) to be used as a modern case study or alongside an older case study for comparison. Contains 2 lessons worth of presentation with videos linked, 1 worksheet and 1 visual handout, needs an atlas for task 1 with the world statistics page, or a lesson with laptops available.

KS3/4 Template for a fun 3d ‘Pop-up’ river basin/watershed. Draw and label the features within a river basin onto the template, cut out and stick into the crease between a double page spread of an exercise book. When the student opens their book, it will work as a pop-up diagram. Fun and interactive, works well for a starter lesson into the rivers module.

KS3 Geography Extreme Weather or Natural Hazards module: 1 page worksheet for listing the ‘ingredients’ - the conditions needed for a tropical storm to be able able to form. Extended drawing task also included on the sheetSuitable for ages 11-14.

KS3 4-figure grid reference activity: Find the letters at each grid reference to spell out 5 UK cities. Good starter or extension activity for a Geography lesson on 4-figure grid references + encourages place knowledge

KS3 Types of Volcano task: A grid of features about composite and shield volcanoes which need highlighting in two different colours depending on whether they are features of composite, or features of shield volcanoes. There is a challenge question at the bottom of the sheet.