The ‘Climatic Hazards’ scheme of work is designed for KS3 geography students and addresses a wide range of climatic hazards faced by our world including: drought, tropical storms, desertification, tornadoes and flooding. This scheme of work also includes a revision lesson, an assessment in addition to assessment feedback lessons. The lessons cater for mixed ability through additional support in the form of writing frames, success criterion in addition to challenge tasks.
Each lesson features resources that are either integrated within the powerpoint presentation or separate in the form of microsoft word documents.
The scheme of work is comprised of the following lessons:
- What are climatic hazards?
- How is drought affecting South America?
- How is land across Sub-Saharan Africa changing?
- What are the consequences of land changing across Sub-Saharan Africa?
- What are tornadoes and where do we find them?
- Hurricane Katrina - decision making exercise lesson.
- Where and why do tropical storms form?
- Why do rivers flood?
- How can we reduce the threat from flooding?
- Revision
- Assessment
- Assessment feedback
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