China- 12 lesson SOW for KS3 Geography

KS3 Geography Schemes of Work - Africa, Asia, Russia, Middle East, China, Oceans

Included in this bundle: Fully differentiated scheme of work on Africa, Asia, Russia, The Middle East, China and Ocean Environments tailored for the KS3 Geography curriculum - The SOW includes a range of human and physical geography and an end of unit assessment. The SOW includes a range of activities and resources, WAGOLLs, fully differentiated for SEND/LAP pupils throughout. **Over 100 lessons to add to your KS3 curriculum!** Lessons included in this SOW include: Introducing Africa Underdevelopment in Africa Development indicators Biomes Climate How technology is improving lives in Africa 7 & 8) Life in the Horn of Africa The Great Green Wall Locusts Malaria Formation of Victoria Falls Development in Kenya Mass tourism in Kenya 15 & 16) Ecotourism in Kenya Formation of the Atlas Mountains Land use of the Atlas Mountains Mount Nyirangongo formation Effects and responses of the 2021 eruption Blood diamonds Somalian pirates Revision End of unit assessment Locating Asia Wealth in Asia River Processes Three Gorges Dam Flooding in Bangladesh Structure of the Earth Causes of the Japanese tsunami Impacts of the Japanese tsunami Responses to the Japanese tsunami Supervolcanoes Development in India Kerala’s population policy Sustainable Singapore Tourism in Thailand North Korea’s policies The Bhopal Disaster Endangered animals in Asia Revision lesson Assessment DIRT/Feedback lesson Russia’s Geography - Human and Physical features Climate in Russia Russia’s biomes Plant and animal adaptations Glaciation - Corrie formation Population distribution in Russia Is Russia European or Asian? Why does Russia want the Arctic? Crimea Energy and the Chernobyl disaster Is Russia a global superpower? The Salisbury poisonings Russia’s economy The Russia/Ukraine conflict Revision lesson End of unit assessment Locating China Is China a HIC, NEE or LIC? TNCs in China China’s Population Internal migration in China Factors affecting birth and death rates in China Demographic transition model and China Population pyramids China’s One Child Policy How sustainable is China The Loess Plateau End of unit assessment Introduction to oceans The Dead Sea Kelp Forests Ocean adaptations The Great Pacific Garbage Patch 6 & 7) The Aral Sea Sea level rise Ocean pollution Overfishing Shark fin soup Rice fish culture Salmon farming Marine Parks (Computer lesson) Revision Assessment Feedback lesson Introduction to oceans The Dead Sea Kelp Forests Ocean adaptations The Great Pacific Garbage Patch 6 & 7) The Aral Sea Sea level rise Ocean pollution Overfishing Shark fin soup Rice fish culture Salmon farming Marine Parks (Computer lesson) Revision Assessment Feedback lesson