Powerpoint lesson on recognising map symbols, OS maps, how to see height on a map, 4 and 6 figure grid references. Includes video and visual aids, questions and instructions throughout the powerpoint. EDITABLE: the map on the last slide shows the edge of Plymouth, but this could be exchanged for any OS map extract and questions.

A small information/picture sheet alongside a table to compare opportunities and challenges for students to fill out and keep as a revision source. Aimed towards GCSE geography curriculum.

KS3 Activity sheet on tropical rainforests - in the living world/ecosystems topic of geography.

Case study lesson to teach students about the effects of El Nino and La Nina, using the extreme wildfires and flooding from recent years in Australia to demonstrate the changes between the two. Fun and interactive lesson with tasks, video clips and literacy tasks.

KS3 Geography Extreme Weather or Natural Hazards module: 1 page worksheet for listing the ‘ingredients’ - the conditions needed for a tropical storm to be able able to form. Extended drawing task also included on the sheetSuitable for ages 11-14.

KS3/4 Template for a fun 3d ‘Pop-up’ river basin/watershed. Draw and label the features within a river basin onto the template, cut out and stick into the crease between a double page spread of an exercise book. When the student opens their book, it will work as a pop-up diagram. Fun and interactive, works well for a starter lesson into the rivers module.

KS3 Geography Plate Boundaries recap starter or homework sheet. 3 short tasks asking students to 1) Title the diagrams with the correct boundary type (Constructive, Destructive, Conservative, Collision) 2) Label which type of plate is present at each one I.E. Is it oceanic or continental crust? and 3) answer the question what plate boundaries do volcanoes occur on? Good for a starter/plenary or homework sheet for years 7-9.