This lesson on earthquakes is suitable for key stage 4 students. It introduces the students to the concept of earthquakes and the key geography associated with this. The lesson includes a PowerPoint presentation and three worksheets. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This lesson introduces students to the concept of tropical cyclones. Suitable for key stage 4, it includes a PowerPoint presentation and 3 worksheets. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This lesson is designed for KS4 students and introduces students to the geography of volcanoes. It includes a PowerPoint presentation and 2 worksheets. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This student-focussed lesson on tsunamis is suitable for key stage 4. It includes a short PowerPoint presentation and three worksheets. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This workbook is designed for KS3 students. It includes a range of activities and tasks including challenge tasks. It covers the following content: -Water cycle -Journey of a river -Drainage basin -Erosion -Transportation -Deposition -How a valley is formed -How a waterfall is formed -How meanders and oxbow lakes are formed -Causes of floods -The right to clean water -Impacts of not having clean water -Causes and consequences of water conflict -Drawing graphs using data -Analysing economic data -Calculating basic mathematical sums The workbook also includes a student RAG rating of skills and knowledge and space for student and teacher feedback and reflection. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This unit of work is designed for KS3 students. It includes 6 PowerPoint presentations and a 39 page workbook including a range of activities and tasks including challenge tasks. It covers the following content: -Water cycle -Journey of a river -Drainage basin -Erosion -Transportation -Deposition -How a valley is formed -How a waterfall is formed -How meanders and oxbow lakes are formed -Causes of floods -The right to clean water -Impacts of not having clean water -Causes and consequences of water conflict -Drawing graphs using data -Analysing economic data -Calculating basic mathematical sums The workbook also includes a student RAG rating of skills and knowledge and space for student and teacher feedback and reflection. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This unit of work is designed for KS3 students. It includes 6 PowerPoint presentations and a workbook containing a range of activities and tasks including challenge tasks. It covers the following content: -The difference between weather and climate -Factors that affect climate -Climate zones -Causes and consequences of global warming -Causes of the greenhouse effect -How earth’s climate has changed throughout history -Causes of climate change -Carbon footprints -Impacts of climate change -Methods of combatting climate change -Reading and interpreting climate graphs -Analysing climate data The workbook also includes a student RAG rating of skills and knowledge and space for student and teacher feedback and reflection. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This lesson, suitable for key stage 4, introduces students to the concept of urbanisation. The lesson includes a PowerPoint presentation and two worksheets and includes analysing data, a quiz, a video and a research task. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This lesson, suitable for key stage 4, teaches students about the causes of urbanisation. It includes a PowerPoint presentation with a video, several discussion points and some data to analyse. It also includes three worksheets with questions to answer, a gapped handout and a push-pull analysis task. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This lesson, suitable for key stage 4, addresses the stages of urbanisation by looking at the urbanisation pathway and a case study of urbanisation in Shanghai. It includes a short PowerPoint presentation and three worksheets. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This lesson, suitable for key stage 4, introduces students to the concept of mega cities and the reasons that these cities grow. There is a PowerPoint presentation and two weeksheets, inclusing a map task and an annotation activity. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This student-centered lesson, suitable for key stage 4, teaches students what the rural urban fringe is and encourages critical thinking about the benefits and limitations of building on greenfield and brownfield sites. The lesson includes a PowerPoint presentation and three worksheets which includes extension/challenge tasks for the more able students. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This lesson, suitable for key stage 4, looks at land prices in urban areas, the growth of suburbs, the urbanisation timeline, counter-urbanisation, regeneration and re-imaging. It includes a PowerPoint presentation and a worksheet. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This lesson, suitable for key stage 4, teaches about the CBD, Hoyt and Burgees models. It includes blank models for the students to annotate. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This lesson looks at urbanisation in Cairo and the management approaches used to manage this. It includes a PowerPoint presentation and a worksheet. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This lesson looks at urbanisation in London and how urban challenges are managed. It includes a PowerPoint presentation and a worksheet. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This is a comprehensive PDF knowledge organiser for the Edexcel IGCSE topic Fragile Environments and Climate Change. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This is a comprehensive PDF knowledge organiser for the Edexcel Geography IGCSE topic of Economic Activity and Energy. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This lesson introduces students to the concept of fragile environments. It covers key terms such as climate change, ecosystem and ecological footprints. It includes a PowerPoint presentation and 4 pages worth of worksheets. All resources are professionally designed. Want a free sample? Visit The Geography Teacher website.

This student-centered lesson looks at the concept of sustainable cities. It includes a PowerPoint presentation and 4 professionally-designed worksheets. *If you like this resource please leave me a 5 review! For more like this visit The Geography Teacher website.