Self-resourced learning mat (makes to A3) about desalinisation and water shortage in Kuwait.

Has active learning, video resources, web-based research (hard copy included). Gives good background prior to looking at a specific case study

Modified "Banana Split" lesson to incorporate video clips, active learning carousel activity and banana split Fairtrade decision making exercise. A3 learning mat designed for students to complete all components of the lesson on one A3 sheet (back-to-back)

Fully resourced lesson about refugees. Suitable for 10-16 year olds. Includes some role play, video resources and active learning.

Fully resourced lesson to get students thinking about the distribution of world hunger.

Fully resourced single lesson introducing the global water crisis

Double sided learning mat with links and information about Fairtrade coffee. Single lesson

8 fully resourced lessons. Most suitable for 11-14. Covers water crisis, famine and Fairtrade. Active learning and IT activities included along with some well-designed A3 learning mats

Fully resourced lesson on what refugees are and how they make decisions. Includes personal stories

Fully resourced lessons with video links and activities. Investigating global population trends

Basic introduction to qualitative data. Includes an EQI survey and also discusses the weighting of criteria

A blank template to allow student to collate case study research in one easy-to-revise format. Great for setting them off to do independent research

Great for a cover lesson! Single sheet template to research Russia, the host of the 2018 FIFA World Cup

Table layout to assist students in collating case study notes in one, easy-to-revise format

Various activities relating to both the World Cup and the host country. Activities include word searches, country research, past host countries, flag information, mascots etc.

Students are introduced to the many ways in which humans interact with the environment. Included a research template for students to collate different uses of specific ecosystems (access to the internet necessary)

Part of the introduction to this ecosystems unit, students can make links between soils, climate, altitude and specific ecosystems e.g. as altitude increases, climate cools and becomes more inhospitable, ecosystem will change. Specific exam style questions also includes plus a video link.

Really engaging lesson on Singapore's pronatalistic policy and their "Mentos Night of Passion" t.v. advert (YouTube link included). Students rated this one of the most interesting things they had learned in GCSE geography!

Single lesson; very traditional lesson to introduce the uses of census data and ageing populations

Fun end-of-activity lesson. Also great as end of term extra. The resource makes an A3 mat and students are guided to design their own 5 ingredient smoothie and then calculate food miles. Can be done simply using the food labels on the mat or using I.T. to research the origin of their own ingredients.