Designed for OCR GCSE Geography, case study of one river basin. The LA (low ability) sheet provides scaffolding in various sections. Designed primarily as a revision sheet. <br /> <br /> Can be used for students to fill in for homework or for the teacher to guide students through (fill in as you go). <br /> <br /> Includes a scaffolded sheet and non scaffolded sheet in PDF format.

Made for KS4 GCSE Geography, case study of one river basin. <br /> <br /> Six sheets in total, 3 positives and 3 negatives. <br /> <br /> Positives: <br /> Leisure- white water rafting<br /> Hydroelectric power<br /> Creates a bridge (link) across the river<br /> <br /> Negatives:<br /> Barrage does not prevent flooding from downstream<br /> Fishing is disrupted<br /> Students must think of their own<br /> <br /> Each sheet gives information on each of the above subjects. <br /> <br /> I use these as a carousel activity where in pairs students are either a positive or negative. Each student has to visit 3 tables and then teach their partner what they have learnt (usually to fill in a table).

A 2 page (double sided) information sheet on the Human Management of the R. Tees. <br /> <br /> I have used this to supplement information given in youtube videos for students to either fill in a table of hard and soft engineering or to gain more knowledge of a River Basin Case Study. <br /> <br /> Designed for KS4 Rivers topic.

<p>A resource that’s good to go or can be easily adapted to suit your needs, including incorporating ma skills.</p> <p>I print out the OS Map question sheets and laminate them, or can easily be printed out for student books.</p>

<p>Second lesson in the SOW focusing on getting students to engage and understand how to use resources found in the exam paper.</p>

<p>This series of lessons focuses on encouraging students to engage with the resources presented in the GCSE exam.</p> <p>This lesson focuses on Maps and map skills including grid references and using the key.</p>

<p>Third lesson in the SOW focusing on getting students to engage with the resource booklet and how to tackle questions based on resources.</p>

<p>An awesome group work activity using full size OS maps of Durham.</p>