A KS3 unit on coasts that is designed to support students who will take AQA GCSE.

An introduction lesson to earthquakes.

A lesson looking at natural hazards in general and where they occur around the world.

The first two lessons for AQA A specification looking at global tourism and the factors affecting it.

A whole lesson on 4 figure grid references. The group activity is based around the OS maps that my school receives of our local area so you can change these questions if you would like to do it for your local area. Get them to do it with whiteboards and they will love the competition!

Three templates for roll a landform, case study and example for students to use to revise the new AQA spec for GCSE. Students roll the dice and talk for as long as they can about what they have rolled. The student who can talk the longest wins.

A lesson looking at the distribution of earthquakes and volcanoes across the world.

I have created these three PowerPoints for the final examination 2014. \n\nI find that simplifying the revision guide and textbooks in this way makes it easier for students. It can also be put on your school VLE for students personal revision.

A lesson looking at the worlds population for GCSE AQA A.

Students discover the problems of fossil fuels. I have taught this lesson in a variety of ways and still don't think I have taught it in an outstanding way yet, so I include all the resources that I have used.

This lesson allows students to build on the skills they acquired with 4 figure grid referencing. There is another group activity using the local OS maps (please change for your area). The 'how confident are you&' gets students post-it note their name on the tree to show where they have climbed to in the lesson.

A resource to help students go over the tests at KS3 and carry out reflections. In my school these reflections are carried out in purple pen, therefore the resource focuses on this colour.

A short PowerPoint which looks at different types of starters. I delivered this in a staff briefing, its really just an overview.

The third lesson in a series of volcanoes and earthquakes. The lesson involves students making human diagrams of the plate boundaries and the peer assessing each others.

A lesson aimed at year 7 of different abilities. The lesson is planned around the Geography Nelson Thorne's Foundation textbook.

A year 7 lesson aimed at different abilities which looks at the causes, effects and management of the Boscastle flood through the SLN mystery of Mrs George (I have adapted this for SEN and more able).

AQA A lesson for water on the land which focuses on how water use can be managed and the case study of the kielder dam.

A lesson focusing on how to manage overpopulation, with a focus on the One Child Policy. For AQA A specification.

A lesson which looks at the advantages and disadvantages of the main 6 types of soft engineering methods. The table also has a differentiated version for those students who have literacy needs. This resource could also be adapted and used at GCSE.

A collection of explanation organisers for paper 2 to help students answer exam questions with confidence and see the links between processes.