<p>This lesson allows students to be creative and apply skills of four figure grid references. Based on the game map Fortnite, pupils will create or fill in the blanks for a journey around the island.</p> <p>Worked very well with KS3 classes<br /> Can be edited to include 6-figure grid references</p> <p>Leave your comments and let me know how it went!</p>

<p>This lesson (2-3 hours) is designed around the concept of fast fashion and the damaging impacts it has on the environment. The example of the shrinking Aral Sea is used as a case study. One of the tasks involves creating a GIS overlay (using tracing paper) to show the shrinking over the decades.</p> <p>A really successful lesson with classes at KS3 and 4, with positive student responses.</p>

This resource is excellent for a one off lesson on a topical problem in geography. This pack contains a lesson presentation, information sheet and a work sheet (A3). When completed the lesson was extremely well received by Y7/8's.

<p>This is an A3 revision sheet that combines all learning of courses of a river and the features within them. It would work well for an introduction to river features too. The resource is heavily differentiated and can be modified easily depending on ability of the class.</p> <p>Enjoy.</p> <p>PS, ignore the preview image, the real thing is a lot more organised.</p>

This resource can be used in Population topics and is perfect for KS3 Geography learners.

<p>This information sheet was created directly from the AQA specification for GCSE Geography. It has a range of information over a double page spread and would be a fantastic resource for planning or revision. There is also an additional cover sheet which provides a course break down from the AQA specification, list of key words, links to other topics and reasons for studying tropical rainforests.</p> <p>Coverage:</p> <ol> <li>Physical characteristics of the rainforest</li> <li>Interdependance of Tropical rainforests</li> <li>Plant and animal adaptations</li> <li>Deforestation in the Amazon</li> <li>Sustainable management on different geographical scales</li> </ol> <p>Print on A3 for best results.</p>

Informtion has been provided on the pros and cons of the Cross Rail development in London. The pupils will have to cut the boxes out and place them on the map, using two colours to highlight the pros and cons.

Introducing the story board of the journey of a water droplet. The pupils can create their own name for thier water droplet and sort the cards into the correct order. A box has been provided for thier own illustration of the water cycle.

<p>This lesson takes students through the various features of the upper, middle and lower course, through the means of long and cross profiles. Tasks include annotations, map skills and independent demonstration using a past exam question and mark scheme.</p> <p>The resource is equipped with a worksheet and power point, and has been tried and tested with KS4 students.</p>

<p>This is a perfect one hour lesson on the fluvial process of erosion. It is sequenced to follow long and cross profiles of rivers.</p> <p>In this bundle you will receive a fully formatted double sided worksheet, equip with question practice, and a Power Point presentation.</p>

This is a great collaborative and engaging lesson which introduces pupils to different world biomes. A map from memory and market stall activity is included. Good luck and enjoy!

<p>This lesson explains food chains and the nutrient cycle. A presentation, double sided worksheet and activity are included in the bundle. This lesson would be perfect for KS3 geography or science.</p> <p>Worked really well with my groups, can be further differentiated if needs be.</p>

This presentation looks at growth and decline of rural areas in the UK. A case study on the Growth of rural areas, looks at Hessle (East Yorkshire) as an example.

Each plate boundary has three cards. The students will sort them into their catagories, then gule the top ridges together. This will form a flip book.

Y8 Lesson on Development in the Desert, a case study of Las Vegas

<p>In this resource you will have access to a complete presentation and work booklet for the 2022 pre-release material on waste incineration in the UK. The booklet consist of many comprehension and demonstration activities using the information booklet and figures provided from the exam board. Hope its useful and saves work!</p> <p>Model answers provided at the back of the booklet.</p>

<p>This presentation includes 10 different AFL ideas and resources to be printed for geography lessons. Print a couple of pages of each and you’ve got yourself a bank of quick 5 minute AFL activities suitable for both KS3/4 with opportunities for stretch and challenge too.</p>

<p>Great interactive lesson suitable for all KS3 and KS4 learners. Student will analyse thier impact on the envrionment by completing an audit which clalculates carbon footprint. Students will look at ways they can then reduce their carbon footprint.</p>

This is a unique lesson on the impacts of Teessides industrial activity.

<p>This resource involves students using information sheets to complete top trumps cards on the different sources of energy (renewable and non-renewable). Once completed, students will cut out the cards and play against each other. It is a fantastic way to get students to recap and recall the evaluative factors of each energy type.</p> <p>Classes have loved this lesson.</p>

The class will have the opportunity to design an energy producing machine or a green product. This activity will work best when the class have studied energy (specifically renewables). This work sheet has space for the pupils to design their green machine and write about how it works and how it is eco-friendly. <br /> <br /> There is also an opportunity for the pupils to complete a stretch and challenge task based on the TV show dragons den. Three questions will help them create a pitch to the dragons, aiming to gain investment for their product/ machine.