Lesson 4: Population pyramids Students will come away understanding what population pyramids are and how they show the changes in a countries demographics. They will be able to make links to the DTM and create their own using the given data. High level of literacy focus, challenging activities and both group and independent work.

Lesson as part of the Weather and Climate SOW- looking at climate change, what it is and what causes it. Goes through various human and physical causes then has an extended writing task at the end to apply knowledge and practice assessing, perfect for marking and feedback.

Part of the Weather and Climate scheme of work. This lesson looks at how climate change can have varying levels of impacts, not just global. Good practice for reading and literacy skills, comprehension. Popcorn reading for students to read out loud- orally. Exam question to practice skills.

Resource that builds on students independence and research skills looking at how different areas respond to the impacts of climate change that they suffer. Will go through the understanding of mitigation and adaptation and then get students to present to each other, with peer marking.

Clouds lesson that will allow students to understand the various types of clouds, how to identify and name them and theory behind it. Home learning version of the lesson included. Memory game and answers also included as plenary.

Lesson contains the introduction to the weather and climate topic. Can be used for all courses and contains the a basis for what is weather and how does it affect humans? Why do geographers care about weather. Then introduces the idea of climate and climate belts, ready for the next lesson. Part of a whole scheme of work.

Lesson that helps students understand the different types of clouds and how to identify various clouds in the sky, by using the terminology. Team remembering and recall exercise at the end.

Weather vs Climate A lesson that looks at the differences between weather and climate and then looks in detail at Britains climate. Resource uses key skills such as graph analysis, drawing and paragraph writing. LPA resources also attached.

Lesson that uses two long video clips highlighting the various impacts of migration using the example of Mexico and USA. A3 Sheet to print and be used with the video. Students can complete by themselves or be teacher led.

Lesson 3: Demographic Transition Model. Students will come away with an understanding of development and how the demographic transition model works. Multiple activities all highly resourced for a range of ability students. High level of literacy focus, challenging activities and both group and independent work.

Lesson 2: Population Change Looking at what is population change and the two main drivers in the world. Maths skills included as well as interactive NEARPOD lessons used. All resourced. High level of literacy focus, challenging activities and both group and independent work.

Lesson 5: Push and Pull Lesson introduces students to push and pull factors as well as introducing migration key terms. High level of literacy focus, challenging activities and both group and independent work.

Lesson 1: What is population distribution and how is it caused. Complete lesson with resources on population distribution and physical reasons for this. High level of literacy focus, challenging activities and both group and independent work.

Knowledge organiser for weather and climate topic, including links, key words and processes.

Two assessments to choose from, one that is easier using images and more labeling. Other is more GCSE style.

This lesson looks at the real life application of the theory students have studied previously and looks at the long term changes in weather across the globe. This lesson will most likely take up two lessons. The second part looks specifically at Typhoon Haiyan and get students to consider the impacts and responses afterwards.

Lesson showing how temperature and rainfall change across the UK and the various reasons why temperature and rainfall can be different. Resources provided and large centralized A3 sheet also containing types of rainfall.

Lesson tackling the hard concept of air pressure in addition to anti-cylones and depressions, using a range of videos, visual aids and worksheets. All resources attached.

AUTOMATED REVISION GAME. Pieces move when clicked on. WHO WILL WIN!? -----MUST BE DOWNLOADED AS POWERPOINT------ Excellent Revision game that creates competition, can be adapted to: longer answers, shorter answers, multiple choice, group work or individuals. Just add your tasks onto the slides, print them out both sided or use QR codes! Any subject, any time. Student feedback is ALWAYS excellent.

Amazing trading card game for students to learn case studies for AQA Geography. Students will use the examples as ‘monsters’ and be required to use facts and evidence about them as their powerups in order to attack. All resourced. Cards easily changable to case studies your school uses! Students love playing in individual revision games, collaborative fun and independence.