This lesson material is a must buy for teachers preparing students for IGCSE Geography and Environmental Management. It is prepared for two periods with class assessment questions and two relevant case studies for the students. Lesson objectives: At the end of the lessons, the students should be able to: define water resource management describe the distribution of the Earth’s water describe and interpret the water cycle describe the sources of fresh water used by people describe the different ways in which fresh water can be used explain water quality and availability discuss multi-purpose dam projects discuss water pollution its’ implications Case studies: Study the impact of a named multipurpose dam scheme Study the causes, impact and management of pollution in River Sarno Class activity

This lesson material is relevant and a must buy for teachers preparing students for IGCSE Geography and Environmental Management. It is prepared for two periods with class assessment questions and case study explanation of effects of atmospheric pollution . Lesson Objectives:- By the end of the lesson, the students should be able to :- describe the structure of the atmosphere(troposphere, stratosphere, mesosphere, thermosphere) describe the composition of the atmosphere(nitrogen, oxygen, carbon dioxide, argon, water vapour ,the ozone layer ) describe the natural greenhouse effect describe and explain the causes of atmospheric pollution describe and explain the impact of atmospheric pollution describe and explain the strategies used by individuals, governments and the international community to reduce the effects of atmospheric pollution Case study: • Study the causes, impact and management of a specific example of atmospheric pollution.

This lesson material is a must buy for teachers preparing students for IGCSE Geography and Environmental Management. It is prepared for a whole lesson with class assessment questions and case study. At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to: Describe and explain the distribution of earthquakes Features of earthquakes (including epicentre, focus, intensity) Describe the causes of earthquakes and their effects on people and the environment Explain what can be done to reduce the impacts of earthquakes Case Studies required An earthquake Worksheets on Earthquakes

The lesson material is a must buy for teachers preparing students for IGCSE Geography. It is prepared for two periods with class assessment questions and case study question for the students. At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to : define the following words- environment, risk, economic and development. describe how economic activities may pose threats to the natural environment both locally and globally. Describe need for sustainable development and management Class activity and case study exercise

This lesson is for KS3 students. A good resource material. Lesson Objectives: At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to: i. Explain what is Africa? ii. Describe Where is Africa as a continent? iii. Discuss Africa today- wealth and challenges iv. State the countries in Africa v. describe the Africa population distribution.

This lesson material is a must buy for teachers preparing students for IGCSE Geography. It is prepared for two periods with class assessment questions and case study question for the students. At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to : What is natural disaster? Explain disaster preparedness State types of disasters Describe the structure of the Earth Describe and explain the distribution and causes of earthquakes Describe and explain the distribution and causes of volcanoes Understand magnitude and the Richter scale Describe and explain the causes and effects of tropical cyclones Describe and explain the causes and effects of flood Describe and explain the causes and effects of drought.

This lesson material is a must buy for teachers preparing students for IGCSE Geography and Environmental Management. It is prepared for two periods with class assessment questions and case study . At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to : Define volcano Explain the formation of volcano Discuss types of volcanoes Class work Solutions to class work. State the effects of eruption Explain the reasons people live in danger zone Case study- Iceland ,a country made by volcanoes

This lesson material is a good resource and for teachers preparing students for IGCSE Geography. It is prepared for a whole lesson with case study. At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to: Candidates should be able to: Explain and give reasons for population migration Demonstrate an understanding of the impacts of migration.

A whole lesson powerpoint presentation on Energy. A well planned presentation for KS3 students. At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to: -Explain how fossil fuels are formed -State renewable and non renewable sources of energy -Explain how renewable and non renewable energies can be used to generate electricity -state advantages and disadvantages of renewable energy -state factors affecting the demand for energy -explain strategies for the efficient management of energy resources -discuss pollution and its impacts ( with a case study assessment)

This lesson material is a good resource and for teachers preparing students for IGCSE Geography. It is prepared for a whole lesson with classwork and answers to the classwork… At the end of the lesson, the students should be able to: Explain global warming Discuss the causes of global warming Discuss the effects of global warming Discuss how global warming can be reduced classwork

This is a whole lesson powerpoint presentation on Human Development Index. The learning outcomes cover how to describe HDI, name the variables in HDI , Importance of using HDI and factors affecting development. It capture a global map that shows Human Development Index of Countries. It comes with a starter for learners.