This is a PowerPoint which can be used for revision purposes on the OCR A GCSE Geography topic: Landscapes of the UK. When I have used this in my revision sessions, students have used it to make notes from. It could also be used in conjunction with practice exam questions and papers. This PowerPoint is also really useful for posting for online revision, and for students who may have prolonged absences. There are no activities in this PowerPoint it is just information.

This is a blank revision placement to be used by students in conjunction with the OCR A textbook and/or revision guide by Hodder.

This is a blank revision placemat on ‘A Major City in the UK: Leeds’ to be used in conjunction with the OCR A textbook and/or revision guide by Hodder.

This is a blank revision placemat on ‘An Extreme Flood Event in the UK: Somerset Levels’. This is to be completed by students using the OCR A textbook and/or the revision guide published by Hodder.

This is a blank revision sheet for the demographic transition model. Students need to draw their own version of the DTM graph in the top box and then explain what is happening in each stage in the table.

This is a blank revision placemat that can be completed by students using the OCR A textbook and/or the revision guide by Hodder.

This is a blank revision sheet to be completed by students using the OCR A GCSE textbook and/or the revision guide published by Hodder.

This is a blank revision placemat to be completed by students in conjunction with the OCR A textbook and/or the revision guide published by Hodder.

North Norfolk Coast revision sheet to be used in conjunction with the OCR A textbook and/or revision guide.

This is a quick, blank revision placemat on the Hinkley Point C nuclear power station and anaerobic digestion at Silloth. This can be completed by students using the OCR A textbook and /or the revision guide published by Hodder.

I created this assembly for Year 9 students about their choices about their future. This assembly can be adapted for any year group and I have put in additional notes too. It will last approximately 15-20 minutes.

This is a Year 7 lesson on meanders and oxbow lakes which is taught as part of the rivers topic. In your download, you will receive a PowerPoint which outlines the entire lesson, has differentiated activities including an extension task and there are also links to clips to support your lesson. You will also receive 3 differentiated worksheets that are to be used with the PowerPoint. The sheets have been differentated into LAP, MAP and HAP so are ideal for using with setted or mixed ability classes. Thanks for looking!

A simple lesson for KS3 students that examines the reasons why Charles I was so unpopular using a card sort and Venn diagram.

This is a Year 7 lesson on how people use rivers in the UK, and is taught as part of the rivers topic. In this download, you will receive a detailed PowerPoint which includes everything you will need for the lesson. The resources to be printed are found at the end of the PowerPoint. There are differentiated activities within the PowerPoint with a focus on practicing completing an extended answer. Thanks for looking!

This is an introductory Year 7 lesson that investigates the UK coastline. It is the first lesson in a topic on coasts. Students will be investigating the specific landforms that can be found around the coast of the UK. In this download, you will receive a PowerPoint of to be used for the lesson which outlines the activities and provides differentiated tasks including an extension task. You will also receive a card sort of the coastal landforms of the UK, and 3 differentiated worksheets to be used in conjunction with the card sort. Thanks for looking!

This is a Year 7 lesson which is taught as part of the rivers unit. This lesson focuses on the formation of waterfalls and gorges. When this resource is downloaded you will receive the PowerPoint which outlines the entire lesson, has differentiated tasks including an extension task and links to clips to support the lesson. You will also receive a document that contains waterfall diagrams to be used as a card sort and then stuck in students’ books, which also compliments the PowerPoint. Thanks for looking!

This lesson is part of Theme 1 - Ecosystems of the Planet - GCSE Geography OCR A Grades 9-1. This pack contains a PowerPoint presentation and a worksheet. Please note that this lesson contains an IT task. This lesson could also be used in conjunction with the OCR A textbook .

This is a Year 7 lesson which is taught as part of a rivers topic. Student will investigate how a river changes from source to mouth, and the formation of v-shaped valleys and interlocking spurs. In this download you will receive the PowerPoint which outlines the lesson, has differentiated tasks and an extension task. Please look in the notes of the slides to find links to clips and other information. You will also receive 2 sheets to be used in conjunction with the PowerPoint. Thanks for looking!

This is a Year 7 lesson on weathering which is taught as part of a topic on rivers, but could be used as a standalone lesson. It focuses on three types of weathering: chemical (carbonation), biological and mechanical (freeze-thaw). If you purchase this resources you will receive a PowerPoint that contains an overview of the lesson including differentiated tasks, and an extension task. Within the PowerPoint there are slides that can be printed and used with the worksheets. There are 3 differentiated worksheets for LAP, MAP and HAP to be used in conjunction with the PowerPoint which focus on producing storyboards for the three types of weathering processes. Thank you for looking!

This is a Year 7 lesson which focuses on how water enters a river, by studying a river’s drainage basin. Included in this lesson is a PowerPoint which outlines the lesson and includes the key tasks, including an extension task. At the end of the PowerPoint there are resources which can be printed and laminated to support the lesson. There are differentiated worksheets included in this pack for LAP, MAP and HAP students which are ideal for teaching mixed ability classes.