16 double-sided landform formation sequencing cards. Landforms included: V-shaped valleys and interlocking spurs Waterfalls Meanders Ox-bow lakes Floodplains Levees Wave cut platforms Wave cut notches Headlands and Bays Sand dunes Spits Bars Caves, arches, stacks and stumps. Instructions for students: Print out double sided/copy onto your own revision cards. Practice sequencing the processes involved in the formation of coastal and river landforms – use look, cover, write and repeat until you know them off by heart.

A PLC for students to complete after they have completed the paper 1 exam. Students RAG rate the sections based on their marks for each question.

Detailed revision guide - explicitly linked to the specification. 26 pages in total. Case studies included.

Revision work booklet for students to use to prepare for the hazards topic in Paper 1 - Physical Geography. Various activities, exam questions and case studies included. All clearly linked to the specification.

Comprehensive student revision work book with activities, case studies and exam questions.All linked to the specification.

Comprehensive revision guide for the AQA A Level Human Geography Topic ‘Global Systems and Governance’. Explicitly linked to the specification and complete with case studies.

Revision work booklet for students to use to prepare for the coasts topic in Paper 1 - Physical Geography. Various activities, exam questions and case studies included. All clearly linked to the specification.

Comprehensive revision work book for students to complete to prepare them for the changing places topic in Paper 2, Human Geography. Various activities for students to complete, exam questions and case studies included. All sections linked explicitly to the specification.

Fully resourced lesson about the Japanese earthquake (2011) Double sided case study sheet with activities for students to complete.

5 knowledge organisers covering all of the content for the nine required case studies in Paper 1, Our Natural World. Case studies of two contrasting natural weather hazard events arising from extreme weather conditions. A case study of a tectonic event that has been hazardous for people, including specific causes, consequences of and responses to the event. Explore a range of social, economic and environmental impacts of climate change worldwide Explore a range of social, economic and environmental impacts of climate change within the UK such as the impact on weather patterns, seasonal changes and changes in industry. Case study of one coastal landscape to include the study of: its landforms created by geomorphic processes the geomorphic processes operating at different scales and how they are influenced by geology and climate human activity, including management, works in combination with geomorphic processes to impact the landscape Case study of one river basin to include the study of: its landforms created by geomorphic processes the geomorphic processes operating at different scales and how they are influenced by geology and climate human activity, including management, works in combination with geomorphic processes to impact the landscape. A case study to illustrate attempts to sustainably manage an area of tropical rainforest, such as ecotourism, at a local or regional scale. A case study to examine one small-scale example of sustainable management in either the Antarctic or the Arctic. A case study to examine one global example of sustainable management in either the Antarctic or the Arctic

Students use the key points from the specification in the hexagons to annotate and add revision notes to each area.

Fully resourced lesson covering: The causes of the tsunami The spatial and temporal setting The impacts The responses Includes a double sided case study sheet for students to complete.

Fully resourced lesson covering: The concept of place and the importance of place in human life and experience. Insider and outsider perspectives of place Various tasks for students to complete e.g mind map, tables and exam question. Mark scheme included for exam question. No other resources e.g books required.

A fully resourced lesson looking at volcanoes. Follows the Progress in Geography SOW. Lesson includes: Careers starter - Volcano blogger Video - with questions Volcano cross section for students to complete. Matching task - dormant, extinct and active Students create a table comparing the shield and composite volcanoes

A-Level Geography Specification content covered : Categories of place: Near and far places Experienced places and media places Fully resourced lesson. Range of different activities for students to complete. No other resources required e.g. books. Lesson ends with an exam question. Indicative content included.

Geography quiz and answer sheet for 2023. There are 5 rounds in total and 20 questions are based on news stories from 2023. Round 1 – Geography in the news 2023 – Dingbats round - questions with a dingbats (catchphrase) clue Round 2 – Geography in the news 2023 – Maps round - questions about place with an outline map. Round 3 – Globalisation round – Guess the Logo Round 4 – Landmarks map – Where did Santa leave his hat? Bonus Round – Christmas food miles - maths skills task Answer sheet included and answers are displayed on the PowerPoint at the end of each round.

A-Level changing places fully resourced lesson. Lesson 3 - Factors contributing to the character of places - exogenous and endogenous. Range of different activities for students to complete. Exam question included with indicative content.

Fully resourced lesson covering this area of the specification: Meaning and representation: How external agencies, including government, corporate bodies and community or local groups make attempts to influence or create specific place-meanings and thereby shape the actions and behaviours of individuals, groups, businesses and institutions. A wide variety of tasks including a sorting activity, tables to complete, case studies and an exam question with markscheme at the end. Focuses on regeneration, rebranding, reimaging and place meaning.