This lesson introduces students to the 4 main types of plate boundaries and the hazards that occur at each

This lesson looks at the difference between top down and bottom up aid strategies with emphasis on ‘Goat aid’ as a case study example of bottom up aid used in Ethiopia (and other African countries).

Practical and research based lesson for students to label continents and oceans on a blank map. Students can then research specific areas of the world to find out more about each continent.

This simple research task can be used as independent learning, homework, group work or create a presentation and present it independent/group work task.

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 lesson looks at the different types of volcanoes and their characteristics

This is a case study based lesson where Olympic Park in London and EXPO in Dubai are compared / contrasted against each other to show how the areas were re-generated and re-used after the major events they were built for finished. Can be used in British and International curriculum as it can be local v international case studies.

Case study specific to the UAE and Dubai and how globalisationhas helped the country to grow.

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

This lesson looks at what overpopulation is and what the causes, impacts and solutions to overpopulation are.

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 talks students through what scale and distance is and how to measure distance on a map.

This lesson shows students how to read latitude and longitude co-ordinates

This lesson looks at contour lines and how they show the different heights of the land

This lesson is a teacher led, student activity based lesson where live modelling will give talk students through the drawing of their own DTMs

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

This lesson looks at the upper course of the river and the formation of the landforms found there - interlocking spurs, v-shaped valleys and waterfalls. This lesson was created for online learning so can be altered for online or in school learning or homework / independent learning task.