This is a lesson on the mystery of the Bermuda triangle. Great lesson for all ages, keeps students engaged even at the end of term or end of year when you have to teach to the very end.

This resource comprises of 11 lessons alongside the relevant worksheets for year 7. Each lesson has a range of differentiation and challenge tasks included. It can be used across all of ks3 and as a good basis for year 10 and year 11 as many of the processes are the same. Depending on time table it would take around 6-7 weeks to cover.

This lesson is useful for discussion activities and for conflict in local areas. I used his with year 9.

This resource was created for year 8 to study Russia along side other BRIC countries. The material has been supported mainly from the RGS guide to teaching Russia where you can find teachers notes to help with the wider reading.

Seismicity, tropical storms, fire hazards, the effects, responses and the management. Full lessons. reading around the subject is necessary

Quick quizzes for knowledge check throughout topic

This pack includes the first 5 lessons for teaching the new specification hazards section to year 12. Students will be required to under take a large amount of reading around the subject to be able to generate a good class discussion for each of the lessons.

Introduction to vulcanicity and the effects and responses to these

This is used to illustrate the changes to the climate and impact that different energies has had on it. They are suitable for year 9 but can overlap with year 10 introductions.

These are lessons on crime that have been taught to year 9

Another lesson linking to conflict around the world. Students find it really interesting and are engaged throughout.

<p>These 5 lessons are included in the section around natural hazards and link specifically to climate change. Used for year 10, worksheets and presentations are included.</p>

Year 10 brief intro to tectonic hazards with 2 case studies suitable for AQA

under the theme of Justice geography i have created a number of lessons which link to development, conflict and crime. These were created to try to engage the year 9 students who had lost their way with geography. The most interesting lessons are taught prior to them choosing their GCSE options. We seen a much higher uptake in the subject.