A double sided A3 revision sheet to capture knowledge of the Rivers unit as part of Section C (Physical Landscapes) in the GCSE AQA (8035) Geography course. Side 1 - processes, upper, middle, lower course landforms and formation Side 2 - causes of flooding, impacts of flooding, flood management and hydrographs. Can easily be used as a standalone resource or from using resources such as textbooks, revision guides and exercise book notes.

A simple revision sheet which covers the opportunities and challenges of urban growth in Rio de Janeiro and the Favela Bairro Project. Could be used as standalone activity or within a lesson. Perfect also for long-term absence and catch-up. Designed to be used for the 8035 AQA GCSE Geography course.

A guided reading worksheet which explores why many African countries have experienced slow development - links to the Slave Trade and colonisation.

A worksheet that aims to recap key words and concepts linked to the pre-release for GCSE Geography (AQA) 2024.

Two heavily scaffolded worksheets on some of the main types of data presentation methods that could be used for geographical data. A good resource for students to revise from and use when applying understanding to exam questions, such as in the unfamiliar fieldwork section of the GCSE Geography exam papers. Worksheets include: line graphs bar graphs histograms pie charts divided/stacked/compound bar graphs pictogram scattergraph proportional symbols pictogram flow lines desire lines

A revision worksheet on weather and climate. Includes sections on: weather instruments extreme weather inc. Beast from the East climate and climate graphs factors affecting climate Could be printed on A4 or enlarged easily to A3.

Revision sheet for the case study on Nigeria as part of the changing economic world unit in Paper 2 of the AQA GCSE Geography course (8035).

A double sided A4 handout used for giving information to parents and students at option evenings. The handout is based around the AQA (8035) GCSE Geography course.

A revision sheet to summarise the changing UK economy part of the GCSE Geography (AQA) 8035 course. Great as a revision resource or as catch-up for students who may have missed a number of lessons. Can be used with the blue GCSE AQA Geography textbook or as a standalone resource. Best enlarged to A3 when printed.

A simple revision sheet which covers the opportunities and challenges of urban change in Bristol and the Bristol Harbourside regeneration project. Could be used as standalone activity or within a lesson. Perfect also for long-term absence and catch-up as it is based on the blue GCSE AQA textbook for 8035 Geography. Designed to be used for the 8035 AQA GCSE Geography course.

A set of revision summary sheets to cover the following units of the Paper 2 GCSE Geography (AQA 8035): urbanisation urban growth of a city in a LIC/NEE - focusing on Rio de Janeiro and Favela Bairro urban change in a UK city - focusing on Bristol and including the Bristol Harbourside regeneration project urban sustainable living development gap (indicators, causes, impacts and strategies to reduce) changing economic world - focusing on Nigeria and Shell changing economic world - UK economy resource management in the UK (question 3) - food, water and energy resource management (question 5) - water These worksheets are best enlarged to A3 when printed. They can be used as a standalone resource and/or with the blue AQA GCSE Geography textbook.

A scaffolded revision worksheet to consolidate students knowledge and understanding of urbanisation trends and megacities. Designed to be used with the AQA 8035 GCSE Geography course.

Workbook used to cover the location, impacts and responses of Super Typhoon Haiyan. Includes: gap fill activities true or false quiz categorising information into tables photograph analysis skills flashcard tick list

A double sided set of unseen fieldwork questions for students to practice in preparation for Paper 3 of 8035 (AQA) GCSE Geography. This has not been taken from any exam paper or revision guide and has been by myself based on key themes and the specification. Best enlarged to A3 when printing.

A standalone worksheet which could be used with KS3 or KS4. The first part involves students reading descriptions of the different causes of the development gap and then adding the correct name of the cause to each one. The second task involves students categorising them into physical, economic or historical. The third task requires students to analyse two maps and then identify which possible cause of the development gap they show. The first is structured with gap fills and sentence starters and the second is slightly more open. There is a challenge task at the end to promote deeper level thinking. Perfect for a lesson, revision or homework.

A simple revision sheet which covers climate change as part of the 8035 AQA GCSE Geography course. Could be used as standalone or within a lesson. Designed to be a summary only but is particularly useful for students who miss large amounts of content due to absence. Designed to be used for the 8035 AQA GCSE Geography course.

A revision sheet covering water and energy conservation, urban transport strategies to reduce traffic congestion and responding to the challenge of waste disposal. The worksheet has been designed to make links to the city of Bristol where possible rather than focusing on Freiburg to reduce overload for students. Students are not required to study any case study or example for this part of the specification but if students have studied Bristol as their UK city this worksheet will compliment their revision of this exxample. Could be used as a standalone worksheet for revision or to support catch up for students who have been off for long periods.

An worksheet which contains some OS map skills questions to be used with Figure 2 of the AQA GCSE Geography Pre-Release booklet (2024).

A worksheet which contains a range of skills questions for Figure 1 of the 2024 pre-release for AQA Geography.

A powerpoint which contains photographs from Storm Eunice and summary slides of the key impacts (social, economic and environmental). Could be used for any lessons or discussions on extreme weather in the UK.