For AQA A specification module on tourism. This lesson looks at mass tourism, the impact on Jamaica and the ways in which Jamaica manages tourism.

For the AQA A specification module tourism. This lessons looks at tourism in the Lake District (this needs a DVD) and then the ways in which the area manages tourism. The DVD is by TVChoice and is called Too much tourism 1: The Lake District. A preview clip of this video can be viewedhttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wt3xIAt1nNc

For the AQA A specification module on tourism. This lesson teaches students the stages of the Butler model and how to apply the case study of Blackpool to it.

Three revision PowerPoints for water on the land (rivers), the coastal zone (coasts), urban change, population change, tourism and restless earth complete with case study profiles.

The first two lessons for AQA A specification looking at global tourism and the factors affecting it.

Students discover the problems of fossil fuels. I have taught this lesson in a variety of ways and still don't think I have taught it in an outstanding way yet, so I include all the resources that I have used.

The first lesson in a series which look at fossil fuels, renewable energy and global warming. This first lesson focuses on the fossil fuels and looks at evaluating them. I follow this up with a debate on which fuel is the most precious.

i created this mini SOW on Afghanistan for my year 8's. The whole topic is based around research techniques where students use the school library extensively as well as the internet to produce a final project to explain why the the country can be described as being in &'turmoil&';.

A year 7 lesson aimed at different abilities which looks at the causes, effects and management of the Boscastle flood through the SLN mystery of Mrs George (I have adapted this for SEN and more able).

A lesson aimed at year 7 of different abilities. The lesson is planned around the Geography Nelson Thorne's Foundation textbook.

A basic introduction lesson to the water cycle. This lesson was aimed at year 7 and includes a variety of activities for different abilities.

I have created these three PowerPoints for the final examination 2014. I find that simplifying the revision guide and textbooks in this way makes it easier for students. It can also be put on your school VLE for students personal revision.

The third lesson in a series of volcanoes and earthquakes. The lesson involves students making human diagrams of the plate boundaries and the peer assessing each others.

Lesson 2 in a series of lessons on volcanoes and earthquakes. The students play information race in teams. There is also a SEN version of the game.

An introduction lesson to earthquakes and volcanoes on the structure of the earth with a mini base line assessment for year 7.

A selection of lessons aimed to help students understand the SDME exam specifically for OCR B. As the paper is now an unseen resource some example questions have been put into the lessons.

This lesson takes students through how the early settlements were chosen and the environmental influencing factors. Students have to do a decision making exercise where they choose the best site as early settlers from 4 options. This lesson received an outstanding under the new ofsted criteria.

A clearly differentiated lesson on the 2012 drought in the UK. The lesson takes students through levelled mystery activity.

An introduction lesson to population distribution and density, with some differentiated resources.

Two assessment lessons on FairTrade. One looks at re-capping what they have learnt about FairTrade and looking at ideas of sustainable development. The other moves on to look at peer assessing each others work, with an example of a pupils work to look at.