Year 11 mentoring booklet / revision planner to help students set SMART targets and plan their revision timetable: includes calendar (for Feb-Jun 2020, which can easily be adapted for future years); space to plan, set targets, and reflect on meetings; and some nice motivational images. Could also be adapted for AS and A-Level students.

**Save £12 on buying lessons individually with my Year 7 Geography Weather bundle. Includes: All 7 PPT lessons, worksheets, scheme of work, 20-question weather quiz, and 10-question 50-mark end-of-module assessment** Lesson introduces students to the water cycle through a mixture of written tasks and diagrams. Containing:Do now taskStarter taskLink to relevant clipWriting task (with writing help sheet)Printable diagramsKey termsPeer assessment opportunityPlenary Also see: Lesson 1: Introduction to weather Lesson 2: Measuring the weather Lesson 4: Causes of rain Lesson 5: Weather hazards Lesson 6: Severity of weather hazards Lesson 7: Clouds Scheme of work: Weather SoW 20-question quiz: Weather quiz 50-mark assessment: Weather assessment My TES shop for all other resources.

**Save £12 on buying lessons individually with my Year 7 Geography Weather bundle. Includes: All 7 PPT lessons, worksheets, scheme of work, 20-question weather quiz, and 10-question 50-mark end-of-module assessment** Graded outstanding lesson which reinforces the water cycle and teaches students about the causes of rain through a mixture of writing tasks, role play, and diagrams. Also includes writing help sheet and differentiated diagram filling-in task (attached). Containing:Do now taskStarter taskRole play taskWriting task (with writing help sheet)Printable differentiated diagramsPlenary Also see: Lesson 1: Introduction to weather Lesson 2: Measuring the weather Lesson 3: The water cycle Lesson 5: Weather hazards Lesson 6: Severity of weather hazards Lesson 7: Clouds Scheme of work: Weather SoW 20-question quiz: Weather quiz 50-mark assessment: Weather assessment My TES shop for all other resources.

Introduction to different plate boundaries (Collision; Conservative; Constructive; and Destructive). Lesson requires students to peer-teach these using the four information sheets provided. Containing:Do now taskStarter taskPeer-teaching activity (with supplied information sheets)Plenary quiz Could link to tectonics, volcanoes, earthquakes, Earth science, rock cycle, and restless Earth. Also see: Lesson 1: Convection currents My TES shop for all other resources.

Essay guidance sheet for 12-mark question: Evaluate the statement: "The effects of climate change will be globally fair". Containing:Command word helpKey terms/wordsWriting frameSelf/peer assessmentReflection boxTeacher assessmentMark schemeGeography writing rules. Assessment used at end of climate change module. Case studies taught were Bangladesh and the UK. Also see: My TES shop for all other resources.

**Save £12 on buying lessons individually with my Year 7 Geography Weather bundle. Includes: All 7 PPT lessons, worksheets, scheme of work, 20-question weather quiz, and 10-question 50-mark end-of-module assessment** Students identify different types of clouds and create a ‘cloud-spotters’ guide. Containing:Do now taskStarter taskTemplate for cloud spotters guideVocabulary listWriting taskPlenary Also see: Lesson 1: Introduction to weather Lesson 2: Measuring the weather Lesson 3: The water cycle Lesson 4: Causes of rain Lesson 5: Weather hazards Lesson 6: Severity of weather hazards Scheme of work: Weather SoW 20-question quiz: Weather quiz 50-mark assessment: Weather assessment My TES shop for all other resources.

Scheme of work to go with my Year 7 Geography weather bundle. Save £12 when you buy the bundle, or buy lessons / resources individually: Lesson 1: Introduction to weather Lesson 2: Measuring the weather Lesson 3: The water cycle Lesson 4: Causes of rain Lesson 5: Weather hazards Lesson 6: Severity of weather hazards Lesson 7: Clouds 20-question quiz: Weather quiz 50-mark assessment: Weather assessment See my TES shop for all other resources.

Lesson involves students using information sheets to fill in a differentiated table, then picking the worst greenhouse gas and justifying their answer. Containing:Powerpoint: full lessonDifferentiated worksheetDo now taskStarter taskMain taskWriting taskFour information sheets on GHGsPlenary Could link to KS4 fragile environments, and changing climates. Also see: My TES shop for all other resources.

Very simple KS3 atlas* skills lesson. Students are challenging to complete a 'scavenger hunt' using an atlas to find locations and answer a set of questions. I've attached the questions as a printable MS Word sheet, and they are also on the Powerpoint (the answers are on there too, which will allow students to peer/self assess). *Lesson requires set of atlas'. Also see: My TES shop for all other resources.

A PowerPoint quiz of 20 questions about the weather - followed by the answers - for students to self-assess their knowledge. Answers also attached in a MS Word doc. **Used after teaching my Geography Weather bundle to my Year 7s.** Save £12 when you buy the bundle, or buy lessons / resources individually: Lesson 1: Introduction to weather Lesson 2: Measuring the weather Lesson 3: The water cycle Lesson 4: Causes of rain Lesson 5: Weather hazards Lesson 6: Severity of weather hazards Lesson 7: Clouds Scheme of work: Weather SoW 50-mark assessment: Weather assessment My TES shop for all other resources.

Simple task sheet that guides students through an independent research task on the 5 mass extinctions. Sheet includes mark scheme, space for peer/self assessment, and blank information tables for students to fill in. Great for a homework task. Also see: My TES shop for all other resources.

A PowerPoint quiz of 20 questions about Australia - followed by the answers - for students to self-assess their knowledge of Australia. Answers also attached in a MS Word doc. Also see: My TES shop for all other resources.

A simple template to help students record and break down case study information. Also see: My TES shop for all other resources.

A PowerPoint quiz of 40 geography general knowledge questions - followed by the answers - for self/peer assessment. Used as an end-of-term activity, topics include: Round 1: What is the key word being described? Round 2: Which country is in the image? Round 3: Name the country from its outline Round 4: Name the geographic feature Round 5: Name the geographic feature: dingbat edition Round 6: Name the country: dingbat edition Round 7: Name the continent (beware: you may have to turn your head a little!) Round 8: Which country is this national dress from? Score sheet attached at bottom of PPT, and separately. Answers also attached in a MS Word doc. See my TES shop for all other resources.

A 10-question, 37-mark, mid-unit assessment on Urbanisation from the Edexcel 2009 IGCSE spec. Other resources related to this topic: KS4 Geography: reducing pollution in cities. Case study: Mexico City. Edexcel B and IGCSE. Also see: My TES shop for all other resources.