A worksheet designed to be used with the Oxford AQA GCSE Geography (AQA) textbook. It focuses on the environmental challenges in Rio and the possible solutions to reducing them. Designed to be a comprehension based activity.

A worksheet designed to provide a template for making notes on the location and importance of Bristol. This worksheet is perfect for a cover lesson or for setting as homework. It is designed to be used with pages 166-167 of the Oxford University ‘GCSE Geography AQA’ textbook.

Three board games (made on publisher) for Paper 2 of the 8035 GCSE Geog. Sepcification. One board game for Section A (Urban Issues and Challenges), one board game for Section B (Changing Economic World) and one board game for Section C (Challenge of Resource Management, with a focus on water). The board games include some questions focused around named examples and case studies, however these can be very easily adapted in publisher by just changing the names to those relevant to your school/department Case studies and examples included: Board Game 1: Bristol as a UK city Rio de Janeiro as a city in an NEE Board Game 2: India as a country in an NEE Tourism in India Board Game 3: South to North Transfer Scheme in China for large scale water Ice Stupas in Ladakh for sustainable water supplies

A worksheet designed to be used with the GCSE Geography AQA Student Book (GCSE Geography AQA 2016) Paperback – 28 April 2016. Perfect to consolidate key knowledge quickly using the textbook pages on Rio’s environmental challenges. Worksheet also includes an optional challenge column to stretch the most able.

Two summary sheets on opportunities and challenges in the Sahara. Includes: key word research, colour coding activities and locating countries onto a map. Only additional resource required is an atlas. Designed for the AQA GCSE Geog. 9-1 (8035) spec.

A worksheet on the different types of accommodation for the Pearson BTEC Tech Award Level 1/2 (2022) Travel and Tourism course. This standalone worksheet includes sections on: types of accommodation products and services of accomodation changing trends improving sustainability

Worksheets for the BTEC (tech) award in Travel and Tourism by Pearson (2022 onwards). Worksheet 1: visitor destinations This worksheet supports students research on Dubai, as a popular World city, Bath, as an historical town/city, and then gives them an open option to research 1 National Park/landscape in the UK and one coastal resort of their choice. Students would need to have access to ipads, computers or laptops to conduct the research. Worksheet 2: tourism types and activities This worksheet gives students scenarios of domestic, outbound and inbound tourists and they have to research different a suggested itinerary. It also gives them an opportunity to categorise each scenario into leisure or business. Students would need to have access to ipads, computers or laptops to conduct the research. Worksheet would need to be enlarged onto A3 when printing as it is currently set to A4 size.

A guided reading worksheet which focuses on the economic and social inequalities within Bristol, aimed at GCSE students.

A worksheet on the different types of land use and the links to settlement hierarchy. Task 1 - students read descriptions of each type of land use and match them to the correct meaning. Task 2 - students highlight each land use into rural or urban Task 3/4 - students add the different types of land use for the different settlements in the settlement hierarchy. Challenge - explain why large settlements have a wider range of land-use.

A worksheet on health inequalities between India and Japan.

A fully resourced lesson exploring the social and economic challenges in Bristol, focusing on Filwood and Stoke Bishop.

**For which specification? **= AQA Geography (8035) **Specification Link? **= Paper 1 – Living with the Physical Environment – Natural Hazards This x10 slide powerpoint provides a simple lesson covering what a natural hazard is, categorising the different types of hazard and exploring how urbanisation, development and climate change can affect hazard risk. It also contains a skills based activity which requires students to make a graph showing the fatalities of three natural hazards. It is matched to the 8035 AQA GCSE Geography specification and does not require any other resources.

**For which specification? **= AQA Geography (8035) **Specification Link? **= Paper 2 – Challenge of Resource Management - Water This x12 slide powerpoint provides a useful summary of the content on the water topic of Section C of Paper 2. It is matched to the 8035 AQA GCSE Geography specification. If this powerpoint is printed as a 2 slide handout, each powerpoint slide can be cut out and forms a very handy one-sided summary flashcard for students to use. These can then be treasury tagged together to form a set of flashcards to revise from. Included examples of: • Large Scale Water Transfer Scheme – South to North, China • Local Scheme in a LIC/NEE – Ice Stupas, Ladakh

A knowledge organiser for some of the numeracy skills that students studying GCSE Geography (AQA) may be asked to use in exams. It’s a 2 page document which includes: definition of each numeracy measure step by step guide on how to calculate it a worked/model example for each advantage and disadvantage for each measure top tip reminders Includes the following numeracy/statistical skills: mean (average) median mode range percentage change interquartile range

A lesson which covers the inequalities in resources as part of the AQA 8035 Geography course. Lesson features: Starter questions A range of explanation slides A range of short knowledge focused tasks Opportunity for exam practice at the end Stretch/challenge tasks on each power-point slide. Lesson is designed for 55-65 minute lessons. *Lesson will require students to have access to the GCSE Geography AQA Student Book (GCSE Geography AQA 2016) Paperback – 28 April 2016 by Simon Ross (Author), Nick Rowles (Author)

Starter questions A range of explanation slides A range of short knowledge focused tasks Opportunity for exam practice at the end Stretch/challenge tasks on each power-point slide. Lesson is designed for 55-65 minute lessons. *Lesson will require students to have access to the GCSE Geography AQA Student Book (GCSE Geography AQA 2016) Paperback – 28 April 2016