How can the environment be polluted? Learning objectives: To identify different types of pollution To describe how they can harm the environment A stimulating interactive lesson that encourages students to identify a range of pollution types. Students will also consider how environmental concerns can be categorised on a variety of scales.

Learning Objectives: To describe the processes of atmospheric circulation. To explain how the circulation of air within the atmosphere causes areas of high and low pressure Comprehensive and easy to follow guide. Contains - extension question task, for advanced learners a template sheet asking students to add information on global atmospheric circulation writing activity, consolidating all their knowledge hyper-links to video clips fantastic general knowledge starter

Learning Objectives: To outline the formation of photochemical smog. To distinguish between primary and secondary air pollutants Contains: Fantastic science clips to illustrate how human health is impacted and the chemical reactions that form secondary air pollutants. Includes news reports for Case studies. Exam question Research task. Live links to air pollution models - in London and across the World.

A great introduction lesson to the carbon cycle. Includes activity sheet! Learning objectives: To identify the stores and flows within the carbon cycle. To work in a team to create a labelled diagram of the carbon cycle.

This introduces students to easy overview of climate change patterns caused by Global Warming. A great resource that promotes logical, critical thinking and justification. Can be used as a group task.

A useful collection of activity sheets that review the: water cycle carbon cycle nitrogen cycle phosphorus cycle