<p>A comprehensive unit of work for CIE IGCSE Environmental Management unit 1. Rocks and Minerals.</p> <p>Includes detailed and well structured lesson slides for both teacher and students.</p> <p>Revision Material: Knowledge organisers and Student Notes and information pages.</p>

<p>A complete unit of work on RIvers including; Lesson slides, worksheets, checlist, keyterm bank and information pages.</p> <ul> <li>Lesson 1: Water Cycle</li> <li>Lesson 2: A Rivers Journey</li> <li>Lesson 3: Rivers at Work</li> <li>Lesson 4: Landforms of the Upper Course</li> <li>Lesson 5: Landforms of the Middle and Lower Course</li> <li>Lesson 6: Floods</li> <li>Lesson 7: Flood management</li> <li>Lesson 8/Filler: Importance of Rivers</li> </ul>

<p>A marking template for Secondary/KS2 which can be used to ensure deep dive marking and student feedback as well as providing consistency across subjects/departments.</p> <p>Literacy codes included to promote whole school literacy.</p> <p>PDF and google doc version included, editable if needed.</p>

<p>A secondary Marking and booklook Policy.</p> <p>Oulines marking and book monitoring expectations for staff/students/parents.</p> <p>PDF and Word Doc version provided.</p>

<p>The document titled “Learning Walks Guidance: Exploring Excellence in Teaching and Learning” aims to promote continuous improvement in education by conducting informal “learning walks.” These walks involve school leaders and teachers observing classroom practices to identify and share effective teaching methods. The goal is to foster collaboration, recognize innovative strategies, and discuss potential improvements. It outlines steps for pre-walk briefings, observation techniques, and reflection, ultimately focusing on creating a supportive environment for ongoing professional development and shared learning​</p> <p>The Learning Walk Observation Template is a simple tool for evaluating teaching and classroom environments during learning walks. It focuses on three key areas:</p> <p>Classroom environment: Emphasizes respect, inclusivity, well-organized resources, and a positive atmosphere.<br /> Teacher subject expertise: Highlights the need for strong content knowledge, clear explanations, and addressing student misconceptions.<br /> Student learning: Observes student participation, differentiated learning, goal setting, and the use of assessments.<br /> It also includes sections to note what is working well and areas for improvement​</p>

<p>A full set of knowledge orgarnisers for Geography (0460) Cambridge International Exams revision, including Case Studies.</p> <p>All KO on PPT easily adaptable.</p> <p>All three themes covered:</p> <p>** Population and settlement**<br /> 1.1 Population dynamics<br /> 1.2 Migration<br /> 1.3 Population structure<br /> 1.4 Population density and distribution<br /> 1.5 Settlements (rural and urban) and service provision<br /> 1.6 Urban settlements<br /> 1.7 Urbanisation</p> <p><strong>The natural environment</strong><br /> 2.1 Earthquakes and volcanoes<br /> 2.2 Rivers<br /> 2.3 Coasts<br /> 2.4 Weather<br /> 2.5 Climate and natural vegetation</p> <p><strong>Economic development</strong><br /> 3.1 Development<br /> 3.2 Food production<br /> 3.3 Industry<br /> 3.4 Tourism<br /> 3.5 Energy<br /> 3.6 Water</p>

<p>An Audit of 200 exam questions from several CIE Environmental Management IGCSE past papers.</p> <p>Includes mark schemes and figures for each section.</p> <p>Questions categorised to 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 markers.</p> <p>A break down of mark allocations!</p> <p>This can be used as a question bank for students or for teachers to use to help create assessments or in lessons!</p> <p>*Documents are in Microsoft Edexcel/Word and PDF versions!</p>

<p>CIE IGCSE Geography Paper 4 (Fieldwork Investigations) Knowledge Organiser PPT and PDF!</p> <p>A comprehensive knowledge organiser on Fieldwork Investigations! Great revision resource for students!</p> <p>Includes;</p> <ul> <li>Paper 4 Overview</li> <li>How to write Hypothesis</li> <li>Types of research; primary, secondary, quantative, qualitive</li> <li>Types of Sampling: Ramdom, Systematic and Stratified</li> <li>Risk Assessments</li> <li>Metholdolgy: incl. Rivers, Coasts and Urban data collection examples</li> <li>Different types of data presentations</li> <li>Fieldsketches and Photographs</li> <li>Statistical Data</li> <li>How to write an analysis</li> <li>How to write a conclusion</li> <li>Evaluation</li> </ul>

<p>A singular lesson on The Islamic Golden Age and Scientific Disovery! Fun, enganging and interactive with a choice of activities to do!</p> <p>Includes: Starter, Video Hooks (with links), Glossary, Main Activities, Model Answers, Discussion Questions and Plenary!</p> <p>You can also find the whole completed Islamic Golden Age Unit of Work:<br /> Lesson 1: Intro to The Islamic Golden Age<br /> Lesson 2: Scientific Discovery<br /> Lesson 3: Medical Marval<br /> Lesson 4: Amazing Art</p> <p>(Includes: PPTs, Resourcesa and Worksheets and Student Booklet)</p> <p><a href="https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/the-islamic-golden-age-ks2-13001625">https://www.tes.com/teaching-resource/the-islamic-golden-age-ks2-13001625</a></p>

<p>A great revision tool that can be used for both Cambridge and AQA Geography GCSE’s and IGCSEs</p> <p>OS Maps Skills: 4 figure/6 figure grid references,distance and scale, compass and bearings, symbols, cross-sections, contour and topography, human and physical features of a map</p> <p>Field sketches</p> <p>Graph Skills: Pop. prymaids, line graph, flow chart, bar chart, histograp, pictogram, divided bar grap, wind rose graph, radial graph, kite diagrams, dispersion graphs, pie chart, scatter graph and correlation, triangular graph, isoline maps, cholorepleth map, dot map, desire/flow lines, porportional map</p> <p>Statistical Skills: Mean, Mode, Medium, Range and Percentages</p>

<p>Four detailed lessons on The Islamic Golden Age with a student booklet and teacher guidance for each lesson!</p> <p>Lesson 1: Introduction to The Islamic Golden Age<br /> Lesson 2: Scienific Discovery<br /> Lesson 3: Medical Marval<br /> Lesson 4: Amazing Art</p> <p>The Islamic Golden Age stands as a beacon of enlightenment, innovation, and cultural flourishing in history. This comprehensive four-part thematic unit aims to immerse students in the wonders of this pivotal era, exploring its profound contributions to art, science, medicine, and beyond. Through a cross-curricular approach encompassing literacy, science, art, geography, and history, students will embark on a captivating journey through time, unravelling the rich tapestry of Islamic civilization and its enduring legacy.</p> <p>These lessons are also designed to suit homeschooling!</p>

<p>A fun and engaing introductionary lesson on the Islamic Golden Age - a cross circucculum lesson: themes across geography, history and litearcy!</p> <ul> <li>Includes detailed Starter, Hook, Activities and Plenary with correct answers!</li> <li>Timeline and Card sort activity Worksheet included</li> <li>Student Booklet included</li> </ul>

<p>A great revision tool for students to use to help them understand how to answer every type of geography exam questions and break down of command words, with model answers provided.</p>

<p>A bank of knowledge recall questions and answers for each unit!</p> <p>Great tool for teachers to use as a bank of starter/do now questions</p> <p>Great tool for students to use as a revesion reseource</p>

<p>AQA GCSE GEOGRAPHY</p> <p>A great revision resource for AQA Geography GCSE students that focuses on the key case studies and key examples.</p> <p>PDF and Word doc provided so can be adapted to your students needs.</p> <p>Paper 1: Living with the physical environment<br /> Case Studies and Key Examples<br /> The challenge of natural hazards – Question 1<br /> The living world – Question 2<br /> Coastal landscapes in the UK – Question 3<br /> River landscapes in the UK – Question 4</p>

<p>A complete set of of case studies KO for the CIE 0460 IGCSE Geography examination.</p> <p>A great revision tool! (PPT and PDF included)</p> <p>Includes the following case studies!</p> <p>1.1: CHINA’S ONE CHILD POLICY 1979<br /> 1.1: BANGLADESH AN OVERPOPULATED COUNTRY<br /> 1.1: AUSTRALIA UNDERPOPULATED COUNTRY<br /> 1.1: NIGERIA - HIGH RATE OF NATURAL POPULATION GROWTH<br /> 1.1: JAPAN - LOW RATE OF NATURAL POPULATION GROWTH<br /> 1.2: MEXICO TO USA MIGRATION<br /> 1.3: JAPAN’S AGEING DEPENDENT POPULATION<br /> 1.4: HIMALAYAN MOUNTAIN - SPARSELY POPULATED AREA<br /> 1.4: GREATER LONDON- DENSELY POPULATED AREA<br /> 1.5: TSOELIKE VALLEY, LESOTHO, SETTLEMENT AND SERVICES<br /> 1.6: SOUTH KOREA, URBAN CHANGE<br /> 1.7: RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL, URBAN CHANGE AND SLUMS<br /> 2.1: NEPAL 2015 EARTHQUAKE<br /> 2.1: MOUNT VESUVIUS, ITALY<br /> 2.2: RIVER NILE, EGYPT<br /> 2.3: HOLDERNESS COASTS, UK<br /> 2.5: AMAZON RAINFOREST, BRAZIL<br /> 2.5: NAMIB DESERT<br /> 3.1: NIKE, TNC<br /> 3.2: BRAZIL COMMERCIAL BEEF FARMING<br /> 3.3: SOUTH SUDAN<br /> 3.3: SILICON VALLEY - HIGH TECH INDUSTRIES<br /> 3.4: JAMAICA, TOURIST DESTINATION<br /> 3.5: GERMANY, MIXED ENERGY SUPPLY<br /> 3.6 LESOTHO HIGHLAND WATER PROJECT</p>

<p>A great revision resource for students to use to help revise and learn case studies and key examples for AQA Geog GCSE exam Paper 2</p> <p>Urban issues and challenges – Question 1<br /> The changing economic world – Question 2<br /> The challenge of resource management – Question 3<br /> Food – Question 4</p>

<p>A great revision tool for your students to revise case study on Typhoon Haiyaan!</p> <p>Format PDF and Microsoft Word is provided if you want to amend.</p>