This lesson looks at human and physical factors that impact development and gives a peer mark opportunity for students to mark each others work.

This lesson looks at the formation of landforms found along the lower course of a river - delta, floodplain and levee.

This lesson outlines the different features of a river from source to mouth. It also gives students the chance to research more information about rivers and their characeristics

A short revision lesson about climate change and an assessment about the topic.

This lesson introduces students to the Arctic and Antarctic and the differences between the two.

A simple lesson teaching students how to draw, label and read a compass

This lesson is business studies based as it looks at what trade is, the difference between trade tariffs and trade quotas as well as fairtrade and how the World Trade Organisation (WTO) operate.

This lesson focuses again on Ethiopia and how ‘The Growth and Transformation Plan’ has helped the country to grow

This lesson looks at the human and physical causes of river flooding as well as the economic, social and environmental impacts of a river flood. Cross-curricular links with a triple Venn diagram included

This lesson introduces students to development indicators with focus on HDI and its pros and cons. it interlinks math skills where students are asked to create radial graphs based on HDI of different countries (countries can be changed to suit your classroom location / nationalities).

This lesson focuses on sustainablility and sustainable development goals (SDGs). It look at what they are and how they are helping to improve the world - link to the UAE and Dubai EXPO 2022

This is a research based lesson (or could be a homework task) where student identify responses to climate change and look at countries who are implementing these strategies.

This lesson looks at types of migration as well as recalling push and pull factors that make people want to move

This lesson looks at population distribution and density as well as push and pull factors causing people to move

This lesson looks at reasons why some areas are more or less populated than other areas. It also looks at reasons why the global population is increasing so much

This lesson looks at what makes a city a city and the difference between megacities and world / global cities

This lesson looks at what slums or squatter settlements are, what the informal work sector is and how the rapid growth of urban areas in LICs can impact underdeveloped cities.

This lesson focuses on sustainablility and sustainable development goals (SDGs). It look at what they are and how they are helping to improve the world - link to the UAE and Dubai EXPO 2022