<p>Factors for Uneven Development . Fully resourced double lesson , Homework task Exam practice with markscheme. worksheet with space to write &amp; important info. fact sheets for extra info.<br /> Covers: development gap, causes of uneven development, uneven development factors &amp; classification of these.</p>

<p>Development indicators. Fully resourced double lesson with homework task, Exam practice with markscheme, model answers and feedback time included.<br /> Covers: measurements of development, HDI- What it is &amp; global pattern.<br /> Skills practice- gapminder interpretation, Researching uneven development between countries and within countries using dollar street. Correlation between data sets</p>

<p>Fully resourced double lesson PPT, Worksheet, video links.<br /> Exam practice with markscheme, model answers and feedback time included.<br /> Perfect 1st &amp; 2nd lesson in Dynamic development topic covering:<br /> 6.1 Definition of development<br /> 6.1 Ways in which a country can be classified<br /> 6.1 Distribution of ACs, EDCs, LIDCs (Global pattern of development).<br /> The difference between wealth and Development</p>

<p>Antarctica topic. Fully resourced Geography SOW with powerpoint and worksheets. created for year 8 but can be used throughout KS3.<br /> 8 Lessons included however can be stretched to 10 including the “bonus lesson”.<br /> Lesson breakdown:<br /> 1-2 comparing polar regions<br /> 3 Physical Geography of Antarctica<br /> 4-6 documentary and extended writing on antarctic research station<br /> 7 Antarctic treaty<br /> 8 Discovering Antarctica- factfile creation &amp; research resources included.<br /> Extra lesson - Antarctic Tourism</p>

<p>Lesson based on the Physical geography of the frozen continent of Antarctica.<br /> This lesson focuses on students completing a circulation task with questions in order to find out about Antarctica. includes information on mountains and elevations, ices sheets, ice shelves &amp; climate data.</p>

<p>What is the Antarctic treaty, why do we have the treaty? how important is the treaty?<br /> Students learn all about the Antarctic treaty, and why it is important. Design their own comic strip to represent the different objectives of the treaty. create own treaty.<br /> all resources and templates included</p>

<p>lesson created for an environmental awareness day during summer activities week. Students learn about Sea turtles and their vulnerability. This was taught after a summer project based on plastic pollution in the ocean but can be a stand alone lesson too.</p>

<p>Two part Introductory lesson on Antarctica defining polar regions and looking at the similarities and differences between the Arctic and Antarctic.<br /> lesson 2 focuses on polar biome adaptations including habitats &amp; food chains.<br /> Fully resourced with powerpoint (ppt) and worksheets as well as all links.</p>

<p>Secrets beneath the Ice: Documentary lesson about scientific research into if Antarctica’s climate past can help global warming predictions. 20+ questions for students to answer whilst watching as well as a follow up lesson with an extended writing task.<br /> Fully resourced. all questions made whilst watching the documentary and answers are included on the second worksheet.<br /> very engaging documentary students enjoy</p>

<p>Used as a summarising lesson at the end of the topic. Students use the knowledge already gained throughout the topic, as well as the booklet of information provided &amp; own research to create a fact file of their own with a wide aray of information about the antarctic. With 9 structured questions that must be included, students are given a clearly planned lesson outcome with just the right amount of independence.</p>