A scheme of work that explores Nigeria at KS3 level. A series of 5 lessons with an end of topic assessment. All resources, powerpoints and assessment attatched. Lesson 1 - Introduction to Nigeria Lesson 2 - Why visit Lesson 3 - Squatter Settlements Lesson 4 - Urban Sustainability Lesson 5 - What makes Nigeria an NEE

A3 worksheet designed for KS3 pupils to fill in by researching. Used to revise whole topic on Energy, prior to their assessment.

Originally designed for KS3, could be used with a low ability GCSE class. Covers both types of volcanoes - main characterisitcs.

A3 revision sheet designed for KS4 pupils. Designed alongside AQA revision guide, mind map to fill in. Covers Hot Deserts and Tropical Rainforests.

Introducing Urban Sustainability as a concept and informs pupils on up to date examples and case studies. Overview of contributing factors, UK focus. Included; powerpoint starter activity (wordsearch) differentiated worksheet

Whole scheme of work on Nigeria. Originally designed for KS3 geography, scheme of work includes elements of AQA specification - changing economic world - an example of an LIC / NEE. Purchase includes all resources, powerpoints and assessment with markscheme. Lessons could be used at KS4 level (low ability).

Introduction to Kenya - perfect for KS3 students. Exploring tourism and positive impacts.

Investigates the impacts of Volcan De Fuego’s eruption. Pupils explore and create a volcano survival kit.

An activity to introduce urban sustainability. The top trumps styled activity includes UK and EU cities scores on their urban sustainability. Resource includes all cards and instruction slide.

Introducing the topic and concept of urbanisation. Explores Rural and Urban areas and push/pull factors. Population growth in LIC’s.

1.3.2 volcanoes, processes, hazards and their impacts. Lesson explores the distribution of volcanoes and earthquakes in relation to plate theory.

Explores the different types of volcanoes, the causes and hazards associated.

A-level lesson focussing on adaptation and mitigation of hazards using the K.Smith Framework (modify loss, vulnerability and event). Focus on Japan.