Quiz created for end of term at Christmas 2014. Could be used at any other time of year as well :)

Brilliant as a end of unit test or a recap, revision, homework even. I will add answers when I find where I saved them!

Linking population pyramids to each stage of the Demographic Transition Model.

Extra research task that allows pupils to apply their knowledge of river processes/features to a real life example.

Useful for population studies. Pupils annotate around the edge of the diagram key characteristics of each stage of the model. Sheet is A3 in size.

Little quiz to help check pupil's knowledge with river processes, features, and hydrographs.

To decorate your geography classroom!

End of unit project studying Energy and Resources. This is from the lesson 'When Energy Goes Wrong', looking at when energy or the need for energy caused big disasters.

Can be used a fact sheet when studying population

To help with preparing for Geography exams.

Resources to help expand pupils' knowledge about the continents of the world and the countries, cultures and landscapes found there.

My adaption of a plenary I got from a resource during my PGCE year. Great way to sum up a lesson. Kids also really remember it and ask to use it again.

Helping students to learn how to describe pictures. Geography exams often ask pupils to describe an image but many of them are confused how to do it. The Toy Story Task is a great way to get pupils to think about observing and studying pictures closely.

Great display for Geography classrooms or corridors. Quotes from famous people with their thoughts on Geography.

I mentioned this idea to my sixth formers at a recent parents evening. It's a case study summary document to help students link case studies to the A level specification. It's a very basic template and you can easily edit the topic titles. As students complete wider reading for each topics they can add them to the relevant list. This will provide a good breadth of knowledge and will give them plenty of examples to support 20 markers.

Great for testing world knowledge

Use as a homework task, revision, extension activity.....

To use when working on Environmental Concerns, or topics relating to Resources, Global Issues. Can be set as a introduction starter activity, a summing up exercise, a homework sheet.

To use when studying Extreme Tourism. Set as a homework task or as an extra computer room activity.

Useful in helping to structure pupils' revision on The Water on the Land. Can be used as a class based task, a homework, or general revision.

These can be printed out and distributed to the class as a starter activity about erosional landforms or can be used as plenary activity. I used it as a recap starter the next lesson to see how much the class had remembered.