the resources are designed for use with the new Geography A Level. Included in this bundle are the dynamic equilibrium in the carbon and water cycles, land use changes impact on the cycles, water extraction, positive and negative feedback impact on the cycles, short term, medium term and long term impact on the cycles, research and monitoring of changes in the cycles and finally how the cycles can be managed.

This bundle contains a series of lessons designed to teach OS map skills. It includes; symbols, distance, scale, direction, 4 figure grid references, 6 figure grid references, height, route planning. It also includes a map booklet to accompany the lessons and map extracts.

Includes rivers, coasts, urban and tourism fieldwork sheets and booklets for use from Key Stage 3 to GCSE. Booklets can easily be adapted for your study area. All resources have been use successfully with students.

Included are a series of lessons involving decision making and role play activities for use with 11-18 classes. They are designed to allow pupils to demonstrate higher level skills from Bloom's taxonomy but in a supported manner. As well as including role play cards and DME grids and resources, the lessons also incorporate a range of other strategies to increase engagement.

This bundle includes how earthquakes occur, measuring earthquakes, hazards and case studies.

This bundles contains the development of the theory of plate tectonics, evidence for plate tectonics and tectonic landforms. the landforms include ocean trenches, island arcs, rift valleys, mid ocean ridges, fold mountains, island chains and hotspots.

This bundle includes resources to teach GCSE urban environments. It includes; sustainable transport, housing availability, counter-urbanisation, suburbanisation, economic growth, housing provision, waste management, transport provision. These lessons involve studying Leeds, Cartmel and Slough.

This bundle includes lessons on the coral reef ecosystem and nutrient cycling within it, the different types of coral reef and how they evolve from one to another and a case study. The case study is of the threats to coral reefs in St Lucia and how these threats have been managed. There are also opportunities to evaluate the success of the management. The lessons are designed to fit the new GCSE specifications and contain all the resources needed within them.

This bundle contains a series of lessons designed for the GCSE 9-1 courses introducing types of ecosystem at different scales, biomes and their climate flora and fauna, rainforest location, structure, climate, water and nutrient cycles. lessons have examination question and mark schemes, peer/self assessment and differentiation incorporated into them. They also include a range of skills including comprehension, graph and map analysis and diagram design.

This bundle includes a range of resources to be used to teach population. It includes; population growth, density, population pyramids, demographic transition model, population policy, illegal migration - Mexico to the USA.

This bundle contains a variety of resources including revision booklets carousels and card sorts to revise carbon and water cycles/earth’s life support systems, tectonics/hazardous earth and coastal landscapes. All resources are editable so you can alter them to fit your own case studies.

Includes rivers, coasts, urban and tourism fieldwork sheets and booklets for use from Key Stage 3 to GCSE. Booklets can easily be adapted for your study area.This bundles also contains follow up work booklets for river, coast and urban fieldwork incorporating a range of skills including methods, site choice data presentation, interquartile range, analysis and conclusions. Each section in the follow up booklet includes a GCSE mark scheme to assess the students work.All resources have been used successfully with students.

This bundle includes a range of data collection resources that can be adapted to any location studied. In addition there is a follow up fieldwork booklet incorporating a range of skills including methods, data presentation and analysis. Each section includes a GCSE mark scheme to assess the students work.

This bundle includes a range of data collection resources that can be adapted to any location studied. In addition there is a follow up fieldwork booklet incorporating a range of skills including methods, data presentation and analysis. Each section includes a GCSE mark scheme to assess the students work.

This bundle contains all the resources needed to teach the GCSE river topic. It includes; processes, terminology, landforms, flooding, flood case study, landscapes

Included are a range of story telling lessons, designed to develop the students understanding of an issue through different people’s eyes. The lessons include both local and international examples for use with KS3 and KS4. These allow students to learn about an issue, recording facts and figures for use in case studies in some instances, in others the stories are used to increase empathy.

This contains a range of case studies that can be used with the GCSE Geography course. It also incorporates suggested questions and a range of teaching strategies.

This bundle contains lessons design to build an understanding of the characteristics of the city, urban growth, ethnic mix, contemporary challenges (transport provision, housing availability, waste management) and sustainable transport. Built into the lessons are examination questions, mark schemes, video clips, photos and thinking skills activities. The lessons are designed not just to deliver case study information but develop a greater sense of place.