Complete lesson covering the 2023 Turkey-Syria earthquake, with a focus on the causes, impacts and factors affecting vulnerability. Lesson includes: Do Now - locating Turkey and Syria Short video clip Timeline of events and student activity on Mercalli Scale and earthquake depth Map of the tectonic boundaries and questions Think, pair, share activity on vulnerability Printable worksheet on factors affecting vulnerability Check for learning - correct the mistakes Printable worksheet on impacts, with sorting activity and challenge questions News article about vulnerability with questions as a challenge task Plenary questions

Complete lesson covering the 2004 Boxing Day tsunami in the Indian Ocean. Lesson includes: Do Now Video and questions Printable maps and data to create a choropleth map to help students decide which country was worst hit Decision making activity with 2 options to prevent future tsunamis (printable sheet) Plenary

Complete lesson covering all aspects of global atmospheric circulation, including circulation cells, high and low pressure and surface winds. Lesson includes: Keyword Do Now match-up Explanation of high and low pressure High and low pressure activity and AfL to check understanding Explanation of why the Equator is so hot (including diagrams and written task) Video to summarise the circulation cells Modelled diagram of circulation cells Task with worksheets for circulation cells Surface winds explained AfL tasks and plenary to check for understanding

Complete lesson covering water conflict and water scarcity in the Middle East, with a focus on the Jordan River. Lesson includes: Do Now - locating the Jordan River Comparison of precipitation between Jordan and the UK Keyword match-up activity and extension Link to Water Scarcity Atlas for discussion Video Annotate and complete the sentences on the map of the Jordan River - printable handout Plenary Bonus video and questions

This resource contains a revision guide for Paper 1 (Physical) and Paper 2 (Human) Edexcel A GCSE Geography. Each revision guide contains knowledge organisers for each topic, along with a section on the key mathematical skills required and possible 8 mark questions students may encounter. Also, please check out the accompanying student work booklet that they can complete using this revision guide at: https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/geography-edexcel-a-gcse-revision-booklet-12649728

Complete lesson on deltas and estuaries. Designed for KS3 but could be used with KS4 too. Lesson includes: Do Now Recap on physical processes and the lower course Definitions Delta or estuary AfL Diagram draw and label task Extension reading and questions on the Nile Delta Calculating averages exam question using river discharge

KS3 lesson covering height and contour lines. Includes: Do Now activity Explanation of relief and altitude Explanation of the 3 ways of showing height on maps Contour line explanation Main activity worksheet Quiz and plenary

Complete lesson covering OS map symbols. Lesson includes: Do Now labelling activity using a printable OS map Recap on other types of maps Labelling activity with printable OS map symbols sheet OS map symbols bingo to check understanding Plenary - describe a route on an OS map using the symbols

Complete lesson covering the Ukrainian refugee crisis. Lesson could be adapted for all key stages. Lesson includes: Do Now Explanation of the difference between asylum seekers & refugees Mind map the reasons for refugees Printable news article and questions on the causes of the conflict Map of refugee movements in Europe and questions Video Printable list of impacts on European host countries & activities Plenary

44 mark end of topic test for the Global Development topic, with all questions in the format of the actual GCSE for Edexcel A. Includes a mixture of short answer questions, skills & mathematical questions and an 8 mark question at the end. A resource sheet that can be printed and mark scheme is also included. Ideal for use at the end of this topic.

Complete lesson covering the key human and physical reasons why the UK is a developed country or HIC. Lesson includes: Do Now Key development indicators for the UK Think, pair, share questions about the UK Card sort or categorising activity using key info cards Whole class AfL activity I do, we do writing tasks Plenary

Complete lesson covering the ways IGOs (intergovernmental organisations) manage the environment through treaties and conventions. Lesson covers 6 key IGO management schemes including the Montreal Protocol on the ozone layer, CITES, the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea, the Helsinki Water Convention, the Antarctic Treaty System and Millennium Ecosystem Assessment. Lesson includes: Printable table for students to complete through the lesson Video and article summarising the Montreal Protocol that students use to complete their table Series of information sheets on the other 5 conventions (with an accompanying news article for each one) that students use to complete the rest of their table Speed dating sheet for students to question their partners in order to check for understanding Possible 20 mark exam question and printable planning sheet

These revision booklets contains activities for pupils to complete that cover the whole of Paper 1 (Physical) and Paper 2 (Human). Goes well with the Edexcel Revision Guides that I also sell https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/geography-edexcel-a-gcse-revision-guides-12504527

A list of exam questions for Globalisation (Edexcel Geography A-level Spec) broken down by enquiry question. Includes keywords needed for each enquiry question as well as possible case studies.

List of possible exam questions for the Migration, Identity & Sovereignty topic in the Edexcel Geography A-level. Questions are categorised into 6, 8 and 20 mark questions.

Complete lesson covering how countries develop over time. Lesson is focused on Rostow’s Modernisation Model of development. Lesson includes: Do Now Keyword match-up Explanation of Rostow’s model of development with printable models AfL to check understanding of each stage South Korea location Annotate the model activity using information about South Korea Challenge activity Plenary

Complete lesson covering the main air masses that affect the UK. Lesson includes: Do Now Description of an air mass Video Questions using map AfL activity Match up the air mass with the description (printable sheet) AfL to check understanding Explanation of the Jet Stream Student word fill activity to describe how the Jet Stream affects the UK’s weather

Complete lesson covering the River Nile and a decision making activity regarding control of the Nile. Lesson was designed for KS3. Lesson includes: Do Now History of the Nile Video and bingo card activity Egypt’s population distribution 4 different viewpoints worksheet and table to complete

Complete scheme of work covering conflict in the Middle East over 16 lessons. The first few lessons introduce the Middle East, before students focus on energy as a source of conflict and then water. Finally, students examine how religion and borders may result in conflict. Students complete a hypothesis sheet throughout the scheme of work discussing whether conflict in the Middle East is inevitable. This can be used at the end of the scheme of work in an essay or there is an optional end of topic test instead. See lessons below: Locating the Middle East The Geography of the Middle East Using Google Earth to Research the Middle East What is Conflict? Oil Conflict in the Middle East Oil Wealth and Development Energy Futures How does the Middle East’s Geography cause Conflict? Mid-topic Writing Lesson Water Conflict and Scarcity Water Conflict and Climate Change Who Should Control the River Nile? (Decision Making Activity) Water Futures Key Players in the Middle East Religious Conflict Middle East Borders End of Topic Test (30 marks with a range of questions)

A complete list of possible exam questions for the Regenerating Places unit in Edexcel A-level Geography. Exam questions are broken down by the number of marks and enquiry question. All suggest questions include sources at the bottom of the document.