<p>The Doodly animation describes and explain the formation of a corrie. In this case, Red Tarn in the Lake District. The key terms are highlighted in red while examples are highlighted in purple.</p>

<p>Doodlt video animation showing different types of conflict in The Cairngorm National Park. Each conflict is identified, for example, tourist V farmer. The problem is described and then a solution is given for each problem.</p> <p>It could be used to teach from or as a revision aid.</p>

<p>Let your students know what they are studying, do not keep them in the dark: use the Advanced Organiser. Some students print these off and use them as dividers.</p> <p>Let your students RAG rate their KU as they go along. The sheet includes a key question, learning intention and success criteria for each lesson. Students can use them before and after an assessment to allow them to track their progress.</p>

<p>Doodly animation video which explains the processes involved in the formation of a U shaped valley. It describes a U shaped valley as well naming one.<br /> Processes are written in red while green is used for descriptions.</p>

<p>Doodly video animation about the formation of an arête and pyramidal peak. The named examples are given. The processes are highlighted in red while the named examples are in purple.</p>

<p>Doodly animation showing the processes involved in the formation of a corrie. The example used is Red Tarn in The Lake District.</p>