Bespoke revision guide for Weather and Climate (new spec.)

Fully resourced lesson with 3 levels of differentiation.

2 lessons. Guided teaching and learning exercises to help students to read and understand Gersmehl's nutrient cycle. The first lesson provides the "learning pit" experience, and the second lesson is a more thorough and guided walk through reading a Gersmehl Model component by component

Investigating the different characteristics of the layers of TRF vegetation. Can be run as independent research or done as a carousel activity. Students have a template to fill in re. each characteristic layer.

Begins by locating TRF with a global context, and then looks at TRF climate graph. Student independent research worksheet covers TRF soils - questions are very specific and guided (internet required)

Short lesson about the UK's marine ecosystems. Example of an interrupted marine food chain, video link and collating activity on marine uses and misuses. Ends with a poster activity to pull together multiple marine ecosystem misuses

Introduction to the 4 ecosystems of the UK. Students get more familiar with the term "Temperate"; definition and mapping. They then have the opportunity to collate guided research into the 4 sub-ecosystems of the UK (internet required)

Students are introduced to the many ways in which humans interact with the environment. Included a research template for students to collate different uses of specific ecosystems (access to the internet necessary)

Part of the introduction to this ecosystems unit, students can make links between soils, climate, altitude and specific ecosystems e.g. as altitude increases, climate cools and becomes more inhospitable, ecosystem will change. Specific exam style questions also includes plus a video link.

Fun end-of-activity lesson. Also great as end of term extra. The resource makes an A3 mat and students are guided to design their own 5 ingredient smoothie and then calculate food miles. Can be done simply using the food labels on the mat or using I.T. to research the origin of their own ingredients.

Really engaging lesson on Singapore's pronatalistic policy and their "Mentos Night of Passion" t.v. advert (YouTube link included). Students rated this one of the most interesting things they had learned in GCSE geography!

Single lesson; very traditional lesson to introduce the uses of census data and ageing populations

A blank template to allow student to collate case study research in one easy-to-revise format. Great for setting them off to do independent research

Table layout to assist students in collating case study notes in one, easy-to-revise format

Various activities relating to both the World Cup and the host country. Activities include word searches, country research, past host countries, flag information, mascots etc.

Great for a cover lesson! Single sheet template to research Russia, the host of the 2018 FIFA World Cup

Begins by introducing the many ways that we use data in our everyday lives. Students then move onto a DME about holiday destinations (resources provided). Their research is to be presented as Ppt or other presentation tool.

Would take 2-3 lessons to complete. Basic introduction to 2 types of data collection. Includes 2 separate in-class research projects which could be completed as fieldwork outside of the classroom if you are adventurous!

Basic introduction to qualitative data. Includes an EQI survey and also discusses the weighting of criteria

A full lesson to introduce students to the components of an investigation; purpose, hypotheses, methods, data, analysis, conclusion and evaluation. Based upon an in-class quantitative research piece (you could add more choices to this depending on age of students and how adventurous you want to be! e.g. pedestrian or traffic counts)