Global warming, causes and effects.

Rising sea levels.

This resource has been created through multiple resources from tes and colleagues I work with. I cant take full credit as I have just pieced them together, It looks at what a storm hydrograph is, skills of analysis and creating a hydrograph using data for Bostcastle.

Links to the KS3 national curriculum and area of study (specifically Russia). We look at the human and physical features, climate and vegetation, population, differences between urban and rural areas, conflict and how Russia links in with our lives. These lessons were aimed at year 9 students but can easily be differentiated for younger or less able students to access the work. This is an amalgamation of my own work, colleagues work and resources I have used and adapted from TES.

<p>Fracking - Lesson 5 &amp; 6. Lesson created by Rozzas a tes user, this helped me enhance a scheme of work in environmental concerns.</p>

Looking at how the Aral sea has changed over time and how this is having an impact upon people and the environment.

Introduction to the topic, recapping prior knowledge and developing points further. Drainage basin and Hydrological Cycle

Looking at the rubbish in the ocean and how this is caused and the effects this is having on the wildlife.

I have created some revision sheets which will help structure students revision with specific activities, skills, questions, case studies and key words. Can be easily changed and adapted to suit other specifications these are catered for WJEC A.

What is the water budget and the purpose of it. Also looking at river regimes.

<p>This is a follow on lesson from ‘Fracking’ where the students can show their understanding and debate the issues. Credit to rozzas a tes user where this lesson was taken to help enhance a scheme of work.</p>

<p>A3 guided revision sheets for the physical topics.</p>

Looking at human and physical features that impact discharge.

Lesson focusing on alternative energy sources - wind, water, solar and nuclear.