100 days of 5-10 minute geography revision from past exam questions, BBC bitesize quizzes and YouTube videos. Editable resource

Life of Buddha reading sheet. Covers birth, prophecy, 4 sights, ascetic life, meditation, Mara and enlightenment. A3!

A lesson detailing hotspot volcanoes but with the Disney short film “Lava” as a reference point. Includes optional handout, can be printed A5 or double sided. All notes for slides are in the notes box.

A lesson giving an overview of Hurricane Helene and Milton.

Map skills assessment covering a range of skills.

A FULL unit of work for KS3 rivers and map skills Includes assessment and answers 12 lessons Water cycle Long profile River Tees (choice of documentary or oracy lesson) River processes 5 and 6. 4 and 6 Grid references Meanders and Ox bow lakes Waterfalls Mouth Contours, relief and scale 11 and 12. Assessment and Review

LESSONS: Intro to unequal world Measures of development Population Pyramids Causes of uneven development Wealth and health Migration Reducing DG - Fair Trade Reducing DG - Tourism (NOT INCLUDED - textbook lesson) Reducing DG - Aid Reducing DG - Debt relief/intermediate tech Revision and ESQ Assessment

First lesson expectations PowerPoint including how to set out work etc.

40 questions varied difficulty, can be used for cover, lesson or end of year challenge! Covers a range of atlas skills including: Capitals, data, land height, oceans, mountain ranges etc. Took my high level learners an hour to complete.

End of year quiz for KS3. Range of world/geography questions

Full topic for KS3 Population. Created for non specialists so easy to follow. People on the move (push/pull, global movements etc) Climate refugees: Example of Bangladesh. Includes guided reading sheet and climate graph work Economic migrants: Global picture of movement for better jobs/quality of life War and migration (example of Syria) Refugees and asylum seekers: Examples of Qater, Azerbaijan, Papua New Guinea, Ukraine and Yemen Migration in England: Rural to Urban migration, includes population pyramids Life in a refugee camp: Documentary with question sheet and lesson content HANDOUTS: Designed to be printed A5 to save on printing!!

Welcome to Lagos episode 2: Makoko Link on top of the worksheet (available on You Tube) Documentary questions with answers provided. Works well will KS3 development/slums/Nigeria and KS4 Changing Economic World/ Development/Nigeria EDITABLE

Covers: Redemption Sin Forgiveness Easter as a festival and it’s importance

Basic overview of Buddhist beliefs

FULL topic on Sikhism for KS3. Easy to follow PPs and sheets. All answers to tasks included. Good for none specialists What is Sikhism Guru Nanak Guru Granth Sahib Gurdwara Khalsa and 5Ks Sewa Topic consolidation so far Equality Story of the turban and its importance Vaisakhi festival Email me/ message on Twitter if there are any issues! Handle is on my TES author page

Religion Peace and Conflict (RS) GCSE AQA Topic revision

AQA GCSE Buddhism Beliefs and Practice Revision Print the worksheet 2 a page (so it is A5) and double sided to save on printing! The PowerPoint takes around two hours to go through and works alongside the worksheet.

Carbon cycles intro Carbon transfers Physical causes of increase Human causes of increase Carbon budget Impacts of climate change Mitigation Additional lesson of measuring the carbon content in trees (good for NEA) No lesson on case study for topic. Additional reading resources e.g. articles not included due to copyright.

Map skills on the River Severn. Includes compass direction, 4 and 6 grid references and scale. Also includes a range of rivers understanding questions. Scanned copy of map needed included (print to A3) Can be used with a GCSE class or a high level KS3. Answers included - so an ideal cover lesson!

This worksheet combines 6 figure grid references with geographical knowledge of Europe. Students will be both following 6 figure grid references and finding them out. This worksheet has been used with years 7-10. Students will need a map of Europe displayed on the board (or most students have a map of Europe in their school planners). Or alternatively an Atlas. To make it easier students should first colour in all the sea/water blue. This will help them differentiate between land and ocean. They could also label all the countries to begin with.