A challenge grid to help students remember important aspects of the changing places topic. Students do not look at their notes and must try to answer the questions from memory, they award themselves points for each question they can answer. Over time they dhould hopefully be able to improve their memory and knowledge of the topic. In word format and pdf so it can be edited as necessary.

Revision clock for coastal ecosystems. Based on Edexcel iGCSE spec, but can be adapted for any other spec or topic. Students can give themselves 5 minutes for each section, or perhaps 2.5 minutes for each section making notes without looking at previous work, and then 2.5 minutes to add to the notes using prior work.

Revision clock to help guide revision for the AQA A Level global systems and global governance topic. Clock is split into 12 categories broadly covering the topic, students can use as they wish but one way is to allow 5 minutes revision time for each segment.

Here is a coasts revision game I have made for my year 11’s before exams. It is like the game connect four except they must answer the question / give an example in order to colour in a circle. I have laminated the second sheet so students can mark it with a whiteboard marker to show what ones they have correct.

A challenge grid to help students remember important aspects of the water and carbon cycles topic. Students do not look at their notes and must try to answer the questions from memory, they award themselves points for each question they can answer. Over time they should hopefully be able to improve their memory and knowledge of the topic. In word format and pdf so it can be edited as necessary.

Revision game for AQA A Level global systems and global governance. 2 students play against each other to answer questions and initial / write their name in the blank box for each question they get right. Aim is to get four in a row, note they must start from level 1 and work up or across as in the real connect four game. Also a word version here so it can be edited.

Some resources to accompany the fantastic 2006 documentary ‘Black Gold’ which tracks Ethiopian coffee growers, exploited in the world market. Excellent resources for studying devleopment geography and global trade.

A Geography lesson exploring the Sea Shepherd organisation and their tactics.