A PDF and PowerPoint file of lesson 3 (what are the landforms of erosion?) This lesson has two learning objectives: To recap the 4 types of erosion and to think about how they create landforms To learn about headlands and bays, and caves, arches, stacks and stumps Inlcuded: -Explainer slides -Timed starter task with answers -Linked/embedded videos -Diagram drawing -Write a paragraph (literacy) activity -Assessment for Learning

24 revision cards with definitions, summaries and memory images. Perfect for use with KS3 and KS4. This pack includes: -Processes of urbanisation, suburbanisation etc. -Key terms associated with economy and development. -Definition of sustainability -Top down, bottom up etc.

A PDF and PowerPoint file of lesson 2 (what is erosion?) This lesson has two learning objectives: To learn about how waves form and the different types of waves To learn about the different characteristics of constructive and destructive waves Inlcuded: -Explainer slides -Timed starter task with answers -Linked videos -A fieldwork/fieldsketch skill on ‘Durdle Door’ -Matching task plenary -Assessment for Learning

A PDF and PowerPoint file of lesson 1 (how are waves formed?) This lesson has two learning objectives: To learn about how waves form and the different types of waves To learn about the different characteristics of constructive and destructive waves Inlcuded: -Explainer slides -Timed starter task with answers -Linked videos -Diagram drawing/labelling activities -A gap fill activity -A colour code plenary -Assessment for Learning

36 revision cards with definitions, summaries and memory images. Perfect for use with KS3 and KS4. This pack includes: -Types of erosion -Types of transportation -Types of weathering -River landforms and features

32 revision cards with definitions, summaries and memory images. Perfect for use with KS3 and KS4. Cards include: -Types of erosion -Types of transportation -Types of weathering -Landforms of erosion -Landforms of deposition

A 17-slide Sunday school lesson designed to fill a 45 minute block. Comes with full Bible story, embedded songs and videos to help to teach the story to a range of ages. The lesson also comes with a craft which is ready to print.

This bundle of 7 lessons on Rio de Janeiro is designed to go alongside this textbook: GCSE Geography AQA Student Book (GCSE Geography AQA 2016) Paperback – 28 April 2016 - by Simon Ross and Nick Rowles. Included - 8 lessons on: 1)Where is Rio? 2)Why is Rio important? 3)Challenges of urbanisation in Rio 4)Favelas 5)Environmental challenges 6)Favela Bairro Project 7)Revision lesson Included resources: 7 PowerPoint lessons, 1 printable workbook which has activities for each lesson, 1 homework task and 1 A3 revision poster.

This 18-slide lesson is a Sunday school resource for Christians. It includes: a link to a children’s song, 8 slides of teaching information, an embedded video and a suggested craft activity. This lesson was designed to fill 40 minutes, inlcuding the time to complete the craft.

This 16-slide lesson is a Sunday school resource for Christians. It includes: a link to a children’s song, 9 slides of teaching information, an embedded video and a suggested craft activity. This lesson was designed to fill 40 minutes, inlcuding the time to complete the craft.

This 10-slide lesson is designed for Sunday school purposes within a Christian setting. It includes: an embedded link to a song, 4 slides of teaching, an embedded video and a suggested craft activity. This lesson was designed for a 40 minute time slot, including the time taken to complete the craft.

This 11-slide lesson is a Sunday school resource for Christians. It includes: a link to a children’s song, 5 slides of teaching information, an embedded video and a suggested craft activity. This lesson was designed to fill 40 minutes, inlcuding the time to complete the craft.

This is a PowerPoint resource with 2 matching differentiated worksheets for a middle to top group year 7 class. The learning objectives of the lesson are (a) to understand how height is shown on a map, and (b) to produce maps showing height. This lesson includes a video, images and explanation, as well as a resource to build a 3D hill using cut-out contours which can be printed and built in class. Tasks on the 2 differentiated worksheets are to be done alongside the PowerPoint and include: -writing down points from a video (listening exercise) -matching contour lines to the shaped hill (visual exercise) -using spot heights to draw contours (learning exercise) -drawing their own contour lined hill (consolidation and assessment) -a quick recap quiz (quick assessment)