A fully resourced lesson looking at the advantages and disadvantages of living in areas at risk from earthquakes and volcanoes. Tasks included; Rearrange the learning objective so that it makes sense Map analysis - Who lives in areas at risk? Mystery task - Why does Gestur choose to live in Iceland Internet research task - Iceland and geothermal energy

A worksheet to complete for the hot deserts episode from Planet Earth 2.

Fully resourced lesson

A thorough 50 page revision booklet that I will be using with Year 11 to revise Section A of paper 1. Lessons attached as PowerPoints. Each section of the revision booklet links to each point on the specification. A huge variety of revision tasks included e.g. knowledge tests, exam questions, mark schemes, structure strips, homework and lesson plans. All case study sheets for section A included. Excel league table spreadsheet attached. This booklet could also be set as homework. 8 knowledge tests in total. The lessons should take approximately 15 hours. Please visit my shop for booklets for the other sections of Paper 1 and 2

Revision ppt and exam question booklet helping students with their exam skills. Past exam questions covered to go with each map/graph type. Takes approximately 2 hours to complete the revision session. Includes the following content: Labelling and comparing Describing distributions on maps Describing locations on maps Describing what graphs show - bar charts, line graphs, scatter graphs, triangular graphs Maps - topological, proportional, isolines, choropleths, flowlines and desire lines OS Maps - common symbols, grid references, contour lines and 4 and 6 figure grid references.

A thorough revision quiz for Paper 1 of the new AQA GCSE Geography specification (9-1) 4 rounds: a) The challenge of natural hazards b) The living world c) Physical landscapes in the UK d) Case studies and examples 51 marks available. ANSWERS INCLUDED AFTER EACH ROUND.

Links to the specification Activities Case studies Exam questions and mark schemes Knowledge tests

7 fully resourced lessons suitable for KS3 Geography. A wide range of activities included e.g. crosswords, odd one out tasks, exam questions, worksheets etc. Main activities are differentiated. Lessons include: What is weather and climate? How do we measure weather? How can weather data be presented? What are clouds and why does it rain? What are depressions and anticyclones? What is the climate of the UK? How does climate vary across the world?

Revision work book for students to complete linked to all parts of the specification and includes case studies. Past exam questions also included.

This SOL contains 9 fully resourced lessons. It follows the progress in Geography book ‘what happens when the land meets the sea’ topic nicely. Differentiated resources with scaffolding and challenge tasks included. Links made with careers in Geography.

7 lessons in total - follows the KS3 progress in Geography book.

25 questions. Answers included. Editable version also included. This could be used as homework, in lessons or for inter-form/house competitions

Fully resourced lessons for introducing natural resources: Lesson 1 - Introduction to natural resources - Earth’s spheres Lesson 2 - What are rocks Lesson 3 - How is coal made? Lesson 4 - Why are soils the root of life? Lesson 5 - How does the biosphere provide natural resources? Lesson 6 - How does the hydrosphere provide natural resources? Lesson 7 - Oil formation Lesson 8 - What natural resources can be used to generate electricity?

A brilliant selection of resources I have created to teach plate tectonics. I have included easy to follow PowerPoint's for each lesson and attached the relevant worksheets/printouts. The students loved the diversity of the activities which includes maps from memory, desk mat tasks, market place, card sorts, earthquake proof building design, timelines, cartoon strips, a mid unit test and lots more interesting tasks. I have included starter tasks for each lesson, learning objectives using what, why and how, main tasks and consolidate/plenary tasks. They are really easy to follow. I have included lessons on the following topics: The structure of the Earth Japanese earthquake and tsunami Earthquake hazard management Supervolcano What are earthquakes and how are they measured? Pompeii 79 AD What are the hazards associated with volcanoes?