Lesson on the river processes of erosion and deposition. Suitable for a series of year groups from KS2-4. There is a practice examination question for KS4. Contains link to BBC bItesize videolink

Resource showing the formation of a waterfall, aimed at KS2-3. (Primary school geography)

A lesson based upon information collection about the enlargement of the EU and the associated impacts of migration. Planning grids for assessment and exam questions included. Clips used from Youtube.com, I have no rights to the video clips.

A series of guided sheets to support an assessment with planning grids and assessment grids

Apartheid in Africa with a focus upon human rights

Lesson about the HIV and AIDS epidemic in Africa. Use of maps to identify the distribution of the disease. Acknowledgements: video links, starter true or false statements.

Numeracy activity looking at the creation pie charts to compare development in Africa. Students will need to reach a conclusion based upon which country is most developed after creating pie charts. Countries included: Angola, Ethiopia, South Africa and Egypt

PPT and resources to compare two African countries. Looking at culture, climate and employment. Video links attached - which I do not own the copyright for.

Lesson identifying the features of Africa. Students complete and annotate a map of Africa. (Atlas will be required)

Lesson on 5 development indicators: GDP, Literacy, Life expectancy, Birth rate and infant mortality. Lesson formatted as a market place activity with instructions and information sheets. (Differentiated)

A PPT and resource to support with the HDI.

Numeracy based lesson focussing upon the growth of the largest megacities. Students calculate the growth rate of megacities between 1975 and 2015. Students can then plot the megacities of 1975 in one colour and 2015 in another, to draw a comparison between both years. Differentiated numeracy sheets. Assessment A3 map for plotting, and a series of differentiated planning grids to support students with their interpretation and explanation.

Lesson and accompanying resources comparing the features of the tundra and rainforest. Students compare the features of both biomes and go on to explain how latitude and the nutrient cycle play a role in their development. Culminating in an examination question with success criteria.

Targeted towards WJEC GCSE Geography A. Revision of 6 core themes: Rivers, Climate change, Tectonic hazards, Population, Globalisation, Development and Theme 7 - Coasts, Theme 9 - Ecosystems and Theme 10 Tourism

Students explore the issues caused by climate change in Africa. Lesson provides an overview of the issues facing Africa due to climate change such as desertification, drought, locusts and tropical storms. Use of news articles to annotate an A3 map of Africa with particular issues.

An information collection activity based upon the evidence for a changing climate. Students have a series of pieces of evidence for climate change, students are encouraged to take an investigation and evaluation approach to the information collection. Differentiated question/ task sheet for A*-C grade students.

A series of GCSE - A level resources about the impacts of MNC/TNC upon countries at different levels of development. Case Study: McDonald's Exam question with planning frame included.

PPT and market place resources (Differentiated) with teamwork opportunities for reflection. Resource focuses upon four causes of globalisation: Culture, Trade, Multinational companies, Internet and communications.

PPT and resources introducing the push and pull factors, causing urbanisation in an LEDC/LIC. Resources to examine the effects of urbanisation in the favelas of Brazil and exam question.